Chickens

We started keeping chickens in 2006 when Andy bought me two hens and an Omlet Classic Eglu for my birthday! This was when we lived in our old Victorian terrace house before we moved to Hen Corner. Since the move we have upgraded to an Omlet Eglu Cube and have an Omlet Eglu Go that we use for hatching eggs.

The full series of Ten Top Tips for Keeping Chicks can be found here.

Throughout the year we run regular courses:

Urban Hens – Keeping Chickens in London

Family Feathers and Fun! (Chicken Keeping for Families)

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  1. I love that I see the kids holding a buff orpington. One of my very favorite breeds and was wonderful to grow up with. I love your blog! Keep up the awesome work!

    • Thanks for this…
      Butternut is very much my favourite and makes a great mum when we give her fertile eggs to sit on!

      • Wonderful! My buffs have also been good hatching out eggs, I’ve tried fertile duck eggs under them and it’s quite a site seeing them raise ducklings!

      • I’d love some ducklings, I bet they are really sweet with an Orpington!

  2. I can’t wait until I can have a few hens of my own! We live in Newfoundland, so I’m being very careful about being prepared for winters, but I hope to have a few girls in the next year. I’m so glad I found your blog!

    • Thanks for this Kate,

      So glad that you’ve subscribed, you’ll get all the news first!

      Sara


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