Stevie’s Mottled Pekins

28/01/2026

Sometimes we need to intervene to make sure a chick survives. We never remove the shell completely as they need to absorb the remaining yolk sac into their abdominal cavity. This process provides essential nutrients, hydration, and energy, allowing the chick to survive for up to 3 days without food or water.

28/01/2026

Last baby has hatched. What a cutie 🥰

26/01/2026

New babies today. They are a couple of days early, but not suprised with the heat that we have been having.

02/12/2025

Fresh mottles this morning ❤️

29/07/2025

28/07/2025

Growing up nicely 👌🏻

13/07/2025

These girls are from what was my first season of breeding black and lavender mottle Pekins, and I am so pleased with how they are turning out 🥰
Can’t wait for the next breeding season to start!

04/06/2025

It was definitely a hard season for breeding girls. Here’s a couple of our pullets.
We are very happy with the quality of Pekins that our flock has produced.

19/12/2024

New babies hatched today 🎄

19/12/2024

Almost 4 weeks old now

04/12/2024

2 weeks old ❤️

23/11/2024

A few days old. It is so easy to lose time watching these chicken nuggets