Welcome to our farm page! We love fresh eggs and love animals, so we decided to raise chickens for eggs! What started as 10 chickens in 2017 turned into over 100 chickens in 2025! We pamper our chickens to keep them happy and healthy. If you are in the Camano Island area and you are welcome to come see the chickens and buy eggs if we have them!
It has been a while since the last post! Our girls are still working hard, and have been producing eggs throughout the winter. The flock has lost a few chickens, due to age and normal chicken health issues. Sad news, we Thelmo was one of those chickens.
We have started to let the girls do some property cleanup by giving them supervised free ranging outside of the fenced areas. It is a bit scary because we have a pair of eagles spending lots of time in the top of trees on and near our property.
We have lots of scheduled pick ups now, so the sign is not out often. For best availability, call or message ahead to get eggs!
One of our neighbors (thanks Lisa!) shared some pumpkins! I scratched a face on the surface to give the chirahna a hint for their carving activity. This is what the first hour or so looks like, sped up, then what was left a few hours later. Key lesson – never fall down in a chirahna enclosure!
It has been over 3 months since our last post, some updates! The two chicks we hatched, Boots and Dora are basically full size or near it now. Neither of them have formally expressed whether they “identify” as hens or roosters. As they are almost 16 weeks old, we should find out soon! Dora looks very much like a hen, while Boots tends to look more like a rooster.
Over the past 3 months, we have lost a number of our older hens, including our favorites, Goldie, Fluffy, and Medusa. (I know, you aren’t supposed to have favorites).
We have a line on a local breeder who has juvenile hens available from heirloom breeds/crosses – we may bring in a few!
