Lavender Orpington chicks

Posted on April 27, 2022 by

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We have hatched our first batch of Lavender chicks for 2022. There are four left. We think we’ll keep them:) Our Next batch is planned for about 6 weeks. If you are interested in pre ordering let us know. These cuties are in high demand. Lavender Orpingtons are a beautiful gentle tempered, good size chicken. They are great layers and great meat birds too. Some get up to 8 lbs. They are very easy to handle a great with children. And we just love having new babies!!!

Lavender orpington chick just hatched 2022
Whirld Works Farm
Lavender Orpington chicks at Whirld Works Farm 2022

Category: Farm Life

2 Comments on “Lavender Orpington chicks”

  1. Hope you are all doing well, Rachele! We are scheduled to greet a couple of new lambs in June—We’re adopting them from a farm in Liberty Hill 😊 They will be our first harlequin sheep! If you or your neighbors need barnyard mixes, please let me know! I would be happy to drive them out to you. I would love some more Orpingtons! Please say ‘hello’ to everyone from me ☺️

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