| IMAGE | NAME | DESCRIPTION | AVAILABILITY |
| BLACKROCK OR BOVANS NERA | A bombproof bird in all weathers, which we rely on. Very consistant egg production in bad weather and exposed sites. 290 eggs/year. An extra oily outer black feather shows a greeny, purple sheen - stunning and hypnotic. | Day old chicks 9 week olds |
| SUSSEX PONT | A strain developed from selected breeding of light sussex and crossing with other heavy laying pure breeds. A very friendly and attractive bird when mature and a often chosen for an attractive laying flock. Often first to lay, seeing 300 eggs per year | Day old chicks 9 week olds |
 | RHONDDA BLUE | A similar gentle temperament to the sussex with a similar quick growth rate and laying ability. Shades of colour vary from lavender to slate grey. Often with a choice of neck fleck fron ginger to a cream lacing, plenty of large eggs | Day old chicks 9 week olds |
 | WHITE LEGHORN | Very active and attractive fantail, great layer at over 300 white eggs/year. Very confident and a bit snobbish , often preferring the company of other leghorns. My favourite egg with a bigger yolk to white ratio. | Day old chicks |
 | CUCKOO MARAN | Very friendly, often fethered feet, compact bird laying lots of darker speckled eggs | Day old chicks 9 week olds |
 | RHONDDA RANGER | Everyone likes a brown chicken in their little flock. The ranger is a cheeky small layer, and the first to find the thing you dont want them to do. With an attractive black tail and flight feather, looks like a Columbian Blacktail. Approx 270 eggs per year | day old chicks |
 | RHONDDA PEARL | This is the birds we mix with the blackrock to top up the egg quota, a heavy laying free range bird from northern france. Very gentle and docile, our most prolific layer and a long first year. 320+ eggs per year. | Day old chicks 9 week olds |
 | SILVER SUSSEX | We breed the male line of these birds, who are fast to come into lay and a very striking looking animal with the bonus of loads of eggs | Day old chicks 9 week olds |
 | RHODE ISLAND RED | We produce genuine Rhodies; these are a red head as opposed to the deep mahogony that purists like and breed the life out of the true bird. | Hatching egg |
| | BUFF ORPINGTON | Gentle giants, its important that these bestselling birds are bred to maintain good blood and nice temperament that lives up to expectations of buffy fans - we've got there with a small network of dedicated private breeders | new for 2012 hatching egg available soon |
 | CREAM LEGBAR | One of the most stunning birds around, the most interesting colours who lay a large blue egg. | new for 2012 available from March |
 | BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK | These birds are parent purebreeds of many of the utility strains, they are well marked to the point of hypnotic | Hatching egg available. |
 | SILVER SEBRIGHT | A real poser for a bantam - these are a genuine bantam and proud of it. Lovely markings, gentle cockerals | 2 silver cocks |
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| | SILKIE CROSSES | Silkies are great fun, but interesting colours in their cotton wool feathers are difficult to achieve. We cross with tougher birds to create attractive, stronger feathering in a silkie shape and temperament. Lots of fun and very popular with the kids as pets in the mix of better layers. | new for 2012 |
| | OLD ENGLISH PHEASANT FOWL | Very rare, old breed we use for TV, not always available for sale | cocks and hens available |
| | BLUE ARAUCANA | Ghostly Blue feathering and interesting shape, the original blue egg layer used to develop modern varieties such as cream legbars | hatching egg from march |
| | INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS | Show standard White runners, excellent stance and very friendly, drakes and ducks make great pets | Ducklings available February |
| | SNOWY CAMPBELL DUCKS | Heavy layers of a nice tasting large egg, | sold out |
| | WELSH HARLEQUIN DUCKS | We are Welsh after all! and these nicely marked birds are getting rarer as fancy call ducks keep popping up as fashionable buys - but these are a geniunley intereresting , attractive and good layers. | sold out |