Elsie’s Eggs

24/01/2026

**Only black eared boy remaining**

We’re now looking for homes for our 3 beautiful babies from our girl Rumi!
Black ears is male
Brown and white/black ears are both female
All ready to leave as of yesterday.
Only 25 🐰
All bunnies are flea and worm treated
Message for more details ❤️

09/01/2026

Have you spotted some unusual bumpy textures on your farm-fresh eggs recently? 🥚
Don’t worry — they’re completely safe and won’t affect the taste or quality of your eggs at all.

You’re more likely to notice this during the winter months because we give the girls a little extra calcium. Around this time of year, hens go through their annual moult, gradually shedding old feathers to grow new ones (they do look a bit scruffy for a while — bless them!). Feather regrowth requires a lot of calcium, so we add a supplement to their water to support them.

For hens that aren’t moulting, that extra calcium still has to go somewhere — and the easiest place for it to show up is on the egg shell, causing those little bumps.

Perfectly natural, perfectly safe, and just another sign of well-loved hens 💛🐔

03/01/2026

As temperatures drop below freezing, we can no longer store eggs in the honesty box 🗃️

Eggs can freeze and crack in cold weather—sometimes microscopically—allowing bacteria to enter and spoil them.

We are still selling eggs, but they will now be kept indoors. Please collect eggs from the house until further notice.

We hope you’ve all had a wonderful Christmas and New Year! 🎉🥳

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all of our wonderful customers. 🎄

All of our eggs will be FREE until 01/01/2026

*Max 2 boxes per person*

As always, our eggs are unwashed! Due to the weather and chickens with a habit of laying wherever they feel like it, these can be quite muddy.
Please note that washing will remove the protective bloom and thus reducing shelf life of your eggs.
Therefore we recommend washing only before use and keeping in a fridge to give you up to 3 months shelf life!

Have a wonderful Christmas,

Elsie’s Eggs 🐥

25/11/2025

Hi all!

After a couple of weeks of sorting out our new housing situation, WE ARE BACK! 🎉🎉

It’s been amazing to see how many people actually use us for their eggs! We’re so grateful for each and every one of you and hope you understand that we had to withdraw eggs until we could adapt our pen, to keep in line with the latest APHA and DEFRA regulations while never compromising on the space our girls get.

We hope to see you all again in the coming weeks and hope you all have a fantastic Christmas 🎄🎄

And in other news, our beautiful Gaggy, has chosen the middle of winter to become a mother again.
Any name ideas are welcome for our new serama babies! 🐣

24/09/2025

Poor Sage, really trying his luck with the ladies but Stuffing and Nunion are more interested in destroying the lawn 😂

08/08/2025

How do I explain to a turkey that the Seramas aren’t his parents 😂

07/08/2025

Becky is not impressed with the Epsom salt bath.
Becky will however, tolerate it for a banana.
But she is NOT happy about it

07/08/2025

20/07/2025

Brought these sweet peas inside this afternoon, to have a play and get some experience with dogs.
I think it’s safe to say Elsie enjoyed herself 😂
Only 2 of the 9 are still looking for their furever homes 🏠

16/07/2025

Charlie’s babies (Angels) are in their ugly duckling weeks and decide to splash in the mud, certainly not the best combination 😂
Welcome to the flock Dylan and Alex 😂