Shetland Hen
If you’re looking for an easy-going, naturally friendly bird, this is your breed! Plus, you will be helping save this critically endangered species.
This rare and endangered landrace breed is now available from TBH Farm. This breed is a descendent of Spanish birds brought to Scotland some 500 years ago.
These cuties have the notable “tapps” (tufts of feathers on their heads) that make them look like mom gave them a bowl cut. Their feathers of some of the softest and silkiest we’ve felt! These birds are listed on the Slow Food Ark of Taste as a breed critically in need of preservation.
Shetland hens are known to lay either blue or green eggs. Our stock lay a very light French blue hued egg or a moss green egg.
If you’re looking for an easy-going, naturally friendly bird, this is your breed! Plus, you will be helping save this critically endangered species.
This rare and endangered landrace breed is now available from TBH Farm. This breed is a descendent of Spanish birds brought to Scotland some 500 years ago.
These cuties have the notable “tapps” (tufts of feathers on their heads) that make them look like mom gave them a bowl cut. Their feathers of some of the softest and silkiest we’ve felt! These birds are listed on the Slow Food Ark of Taste as a breed critically in need of preservation.
Shetland hens are known to lay either blue or green eggs. Our stock lay a very light French blue hued egg or a moss green egg.
If you’re looking for an easy-going, naturally friendly bird, this is your breed! Plus, you will be helping save this critically endangered species.
This rare and endangered landrace breed is now available from TBH Farm. This breed is a descendent of Spanish birds brought to Scotland some 500 years ago.
These cuties have the notable “tapps” (tufts of feathers on their heads) that make them look like mom gave them a bowl cut. Their feathers of some of the softest and silkiest we’ve felt! These birds are listed on the Slow Food Ark of Taste as a breed critically in need of preservation.
Shetland hens are known to lay either blue or green eggs. Our stock lay a very light French blue hued egg or a moss green egg.