Our Animals

Our Poe Lorax, an adorable Easter Egger chicken, is known for her colorful pastel blue and green eggs. She is soft and cuddly and can be often seen pecking at the garden greens and clover. Her fluffy, distinct feathers and kind demeanor make her a favorite among the flock.

Our Thelma, a Rhode Island Red, is a bold and sassy hen who’s always scratching around for tasty treats in the garden and basking her deep red feathers in the sunlight.

​Our Gojo, a sweet and gentle white Easter Egger, is very affectionate and playful, and loves humans. This makes her a favorite among visitors and fellow chickens alike. A fun fact is that she has been walked on a leash before!

Stretch is a Cinnamon Queen chicken who loves to forage. You can often find her cuddled up to her sister, Scratch. She was named as a chick for her tendency to stretch out her legs.

 Scratch, another lovely Cinnamon Queen, was named for how she loved to scratch around the coop as a small chick. Her vibrant feathers add a touch of cheer to the farm and she can be found playing with her sister.

Geto, an Australorp chicken, stands out with her sleek glossy black feathers and calm demeanor. She can be found relaxing in the dirt to cool off and nibbling on clover. A curious chicken, she tends to peck at people’s phones in wonder.

Our Ye, a Barred Plymouth Rock chicken, loves to show off her football skills while flaunting her striking speckled feathers. Ye is a standout character on the farm and is always keeping a watchful eye over the flock.

Egger, named after his Olive Egger breed, stands out with her unique olive green eggs and large comb. She has a shy demeanor and can often be found quietly exploring the garden and enjoying a warm sunlit spot to relax.

 Olive, also another Olive Egger breed, enjoys pecking around the coop and is very energetic and loves to run around. Her striking green eggs and unique feather pattern makes her a stylish addition to the farm.

PB is a reserved and quiet Australorp chicken who can be found relaxing with the sunlight illuminating her sleek black feathers. She struggled as a chick and received many warm baths but is now healthy and happy!

Our Sydney, a vibrant and beloved Cinnamon Queen, acts as the mother of the flock. She struts confidently around with her warm, cinnamon-colored feathers, and leads her fellow chickens and cuddles up to her best friend, Ye.

Our Louise, a poised Rhode Island Red, is a classy lady who can often be seen gracefully mingling among the hydrangeas, her elegant presence and rich red feathers adding a touch of sophistication to the garden.