Fluffy magic. Enchanted eggs.
Pure backyard joy.
I’m a homesteader, and a New Jersey lawyer raising a fluffy flock of bantams on our corner lot in Farmingdale. By day I advocate for clients in court; by evening and weekend I’m out in the coops with my two young kids, tending to our whimsical crew of Silkies, Polish, and a few fun mixes.
As a hobby breeder just starting out, I’m not NPIP certified yet — but I’m actively working toward it this year. My goal is simple: share the joy of these enchanting little birds with others who want to bring a bit of magic to their own backyards.
"Watching a Silkie or crested Polish strut around like a tiny, feathered sorcerer casting spells of delight on everyone who meets them — it felt like pure enchantment."
The original fluffy sorcerers
Originating from ancient China, Silkies are famous for their soft, silk-like plumage that feels like down or fur. They have black skin and bones, blue earlobes, five toes, and the gentlest personality you’ll ever meet. Perfect for families and small spaces.
The elegant top-hat show-offs
With spectacular crests of feathers that look like elegant bonnets, Polish chickens bring old-world elegance and personality to the flock. Known as excellent show birds and fun layers. Together with Silkies they create a flock full of character.
Various colors including white, black, blue, and painted/mottled. The ultimate fluffy lap chickens.
White Crested Black and other elegant crested varieties. Dramatic top hats and wonderful personalities.
Fun crosses including Top Hat styles and frizzles. Extra personality guaranteed.
For those beautiful blue-green eggs! Great layers with a touch of the exotic.
Run your incubator empty for 12–24 hours to stabilize temperature and humidity. Clean and disinfect everything thoroughly.
Store eggs pointed end down at 55–65°F. Let shipped eggs rest 24 hours before setting. Temperature: 99.5°F forced-air. Humidity days 1–18: 45–55%.
Stop turning, raise humidity to 65–70%. Chicks usually hatch within 12–24 hours of external pip. Leave them in the incubator until dry and fluffy (~24 hrs).
Whether you’re starting your first flock or adding to an existing one, I’d love to help you bring home some bewitched bantams.
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