Two Hens Homestead

Two Hens Homestead We are a micro homestead run focused on sustainability, community, and connecting to our human roots.

Raising mini plush lops, seramas, quail, and colored egg-laying chickens.

The girls and I are thawing out. I have some 1st gen olive egger and teal egger fertilized eggs that can go for very low...
03/14/2026

The girls and I are thawing out. I have some 1st gen olive egger and teal egger fertilized eggs that can go for very low 💰 as I haven’t test hatched this year

Pm me!

These babies are so much fun 🩷
02/02/2026

These babies are so much fun 🩷

They grow up so fast. They will be three weeks old this Wednesday. Week 3 to 5 happens to be my favorite, I love watching their individual personalities (rabbitalities?) develop and seeing them become brave and curious about the world.

What’s your favorite stage of baby bunny-hood?

I will be default posting all Rabbitry happenings on our new rabbit specific page Mosswick Rabbitry! I’ll try to remembe...
01/18/2026

I will be default posting all Rabbitry happenings on our new rabbit specific page Mosswick Rabbitry! I’ll try to remember to share things from there to here too to keep things cohesive 😆

Handsome boy Rupert 🤍 he loves digging in fresh powdery snow! I could only tolerate it for so long but he was not ready to come back inside.

I made a separate page for our rabbitry 💚 please follow along there! We have some exciting announcements
01/15/2026

I made a separate page for our rabbitry 💚 please follow along there! We have some exciting announcements

In all my years of producing rabbits (18 years!), Millie takes the cake for most obsessive nester. She began nesting behaviors 2 days after being bred, which is definitely a record for me.

Hopefully this means this first time mama will take her job super serious 🫡

The sun was out, so in spite of the ice on the ground it was as good of an opportunity as any to bring the bunnies out f...
12/27/2025

The sun was out, so in spite of the ice on the ground it was as good of an opportunity as any to bring the bunnies out for some vitamin D and playtime 🌞

Enrichment is so important to me and my rabbitry. I never want my rabbits to spend a majority of the time in cages. Time to free roam, play with new toys, and experience new things in a positive way makes for a happier, healthier rabbit. It also makes for calmer, well adjusted babies- epigenetics are powerful. The more positive and novelty experiences an animal has, the better. Rupert agrees!

Merry Christmas from all the girls at Two Hens ❤️💚
12/26/2025

Merry Christmas from all the girls at Two Hens ❤️💚

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