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Caption: Ethel scouting for worms

Caption: Maybe Edna's better side

Caption: Motley & Rock Chick - 10 weeks

Caption: Who's lookin' at ya baby

Caption: Make sure is hung high and strands are clipped in the middle. Hens should not eat long strands of grass as they can become 'crop bound' which is not good...

Caption: My Barred Plymouth Rock pecks at this for ages. Not sure who is being entertained most by this though...?!

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Caption: 8.5 sq metres. One Cube, one Eglu and four happy hens. Two perches made from stripwood in the Cube, rounded off to protect their feet and made more pleasant for them. 1 perch in run made from 1.5" black kitchen waste pipe. All perches used and ap

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Caption: Our Chickens In Our Eglu Go In Green!

Caption: Noodle Looking A Bit Cross!

Caption: Florance Looking or Worms

Caption: Noodle Looking A Bit Cross!

Caption: Florance Looking or Worms

Caption: Both Chucks In Eglu Go!

Caption: My Rabbit Nibbles!

Caption: Our Rabbit On Our Bark Before Chickens Arrived!

Caption: Our First (Blurry) Egg!!! First Morning since getting the eglu, awesome :)

Caption: Our New Silkies

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Caption: Seeing "eye to eye" :)

Caption: To show you the log roll insitu :)

Caption: Rosemery

Caption: Fluffy

Caption: Heide

Caption: Rosemary & Clarisse in Kansas USA.2 1/2 years old now

Caption: the lovely Clarisse

Caption: Ethel scouting for worms

Caption: Maybe Edna's better side

Caption: Motley & Rock Chick - 10 weeks

Caption: Who's lookin' at ya baby

Make sure is hung high and strands are clipped in the middle. Hens should not eat long strands of grass as they can become 'crop bound' which is not good...

Caption: Make sure is hung high and strands are clipped in the middle. Hens should not eat long strands of grass as they can become 'crop bound' which is not good...