This pic was taken this summer when the flock was small. I can't wait for the green grass again! C'mon spring time!
The pure breeds are as follows:
Blue Copper Marans Roo over Blue Copper and Black Copper Marans Hens. These birds are from Whitmore Farm. (In the picture are also Lav and Black Ameraucanas.)
Lavender Ameraucana Roo over 2 Black Ameraucana Hens. John W. Blehm. (My Black Ameraucana hens are now in my Lav Am Pen...you will get pure lav and split lav).
White Orpington Roo over White Orpington Hen. I bought them from Sonew who bought them from Hinkjc.
Buff Ameraucana Roo over Buff Ameraucana Hen. John W. Blehm.
The Olive Eggers are as follows:
Blue Copper Marans Roo over Lavender Ameraucana Hen and Black Ameraucana Hen. Whitmore Farm and John W. Blehm.
Lavender Ameraucana Roo over Welsummer Hen. Harry Shaffer and Whitmore Farm.
The Easter Eggers are as follows:
Buff Ameraucana Roo over New Hampshires Hens and Buff Ameraucana Roo over Buff Orpington Hens (some of my favorite hens! In the picture is one Buff Ameraucana Hen). John Blehm and Rudy Brouillette.
Black Ameraucana Roos over Black Langshan/Black Jersey Giant/Black Australorp Hens. John W. Blehm and McMurray.
You will likely recieve at least one of each pure breed egg. We will reserve the right to substitute another pure breed if any of the layers cease laying, however we will try and contact you first. I will gladly take orders for future dates.
Buying hatching eggs through the mail is risky. We can only guarantee that these will arrive in a timely manner. I will take extra care when packaging these eggs so they arrive to you safely. I want them all to have a chance at life! Once they enter the postal system, they are no longer in my control and I will not be held responsible for them. I will be glad to insure your package at an additional $2. As soon as the auction closes you can pay me through paypal. My paypal address is [email protected]. I will also provide you with a tracking number so you can track your eggs.
All pictures are of my own birds and eggs. I didn't wait for the "perfect" photo from my chickens or stage them...most of these were taken last week and they are doing what they do enclosed in their winter coops. I tried to get them huddled together, so you could see them in a bunch...it was like herding cats.
I have been testing for fertility and every egg in my incubators are going strong! More will be going into lockdown tomorrow. Feel free to PM or email me with any questions, or just post below. I will be sure to check back in.
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