Lamorey farm

Lamorey farm Oregon Mini geese, Ermine Americana Chickens, Guinea fowl, Hookbill ducks, & Midget White turkeys

08/17/2026

EDIT: all of these are gone. May have a couple available next month

Beautiful BantamAmericana roosters available

Dutch Hookbill Ducks AvailableBeautiful Dutch Hookbill ducks from a conservation-minded breeder dedicated to preserving ...
07/31/2026

Dutch Hookbill Ducks Available

Beautiful Dutch Hookbill ducks from a conservation-minded breeder dedicated to preserving this rare, ancient heritage breed.

Our Hookbills are raised with plenty of space to forage and swim, producing healthy, active birds with excellent vigor. This unique breed is known for its distinctive curved bill, calm temperament, and outstanding foraging ability.

Whether you’re interested in breeding, conservation, or simply adding a truly special breed to your flock, Dutch Hookbills are a wonderful choice.

Message me for current availability, pricing, and upcoming hatches. Serious inquiries are welcome. Help support the preservation of this endangered heritage breed!

🚨 Available: Dominant White Ameraucana Rooster 🐓This one-year-old Dominant White Ameraucana rooster is looking for a new...
07/30/2026

🚨 Available: Dominant White Ameraucana Rooster 🐓

This one-year-old Dominant White Ameraucana rooster is looking for a new flock.

✔️ DNA tested clear of the recessive white gene
✔️ Proven breeder who has produced many beautiful, healthy chicks
✔️ Gentle with his hens
✔️ Non-aggressive and easy to work around

If you’re looking for a quality breeding rooster with excellent genetics and a calm temperament, he’s ready to go.

Only available because I’m keeping one of his sons for my breeding program.

Message me if you’re interested!



07/29/2026

I check on the duckweed every single day to see how it’s doing, and today I spotted what I first thought were more bugs. When I looked closer, I realized they’re not bugs at all—they’re teeny tiny polliwogs!

I think every single frog or toad egg in the pond must have hatched. There are literally billions of them! It’s amazing to see the pond coming to life more and more every day. Nature never stops amazing me.🥰🐸

A few months ago, my brother came out with his excavator and completely transformed my neglected pond. It was overgrown,...
07/29/2026

A few months ago, my brother came out with his excavator and completely transformed my neglected pond. It was overgrown, filling in, and nowhere near living up to its potential.

Since then, it’s been a lot of experimenting, learning, and letting nature do what it does best.

I’ve added beneficial bacteria, introduced feeder goldfish, started growing duckweed in my lower pond to eventually provide natural feed for my ducks and chickens, and, hardest of all, kept my ducks out of the main pond so the duckweed could establish itself. (That has definitely tested my patience!)

The most exciting part is watching the wildlife respond. Dragonflies are everywhere, toads have moved in, and tonight I watched bats swooping over the ponds catching insects. Every new species that chooses to call the farm home feels like another sign that the ecosystem is coming together.

There’s still plenty to do, but it’s incredibly rewarding to see this little habitat becoming healthier every week. I can’t wait to see what it looks like by the end of the summer.

07/29/2026

So excited to see bats out hunting bugs around the farm! 🦇 They do such an amazing job with natural insect control, and I’m thrilled they’re making themselves at home here.

Now I just need to figure out the best place to put up a bat house for them!

07/18/2026

One thing I’ve learned this year is to interrupt broodiness in my breeding hens right away. A long period of broodiness completely disrupted the flock dynamics. Even though these hens were raised together, they now fight to the point of injury whenever they’re together.

Rather than continue to risk injury, I’ve decided to keep them separate for the rest of this breeding season. I’ll simply put my tom in with the isolated hen for a few hours each day to keep her fertile and continue collecting hatching eggs.

Next year, after I select my keeper tom, I’ll try integrating this hen into my second breeding flock instead. Raising heritage breeds is always a learning experience, and every season teaches me something new. Hopefully, this lesson helps another breeder avoid the same situation!

 Nothing makes me happier than hearing how well birds from my breeding program are doing!I received this wonderful mess...
07/18/2026

 Nothing makes me happier than hearing how well birds from my breeding program are doing!

I received this wonderful message from a customer who purchased Midget White turkey poults from me this spring:

“The poults we purchased from this flock took First and Second in Breeding Toms and First and Third in Breeding Hens at the Nevada Agricultural Fair this weekend!”

I couldn’t be more proud of these beautiful birds and the care they’ve received. Congratulations on such an incredible accomplishment!

Thank you, Heidi, for giving them such a great home and for showcasing the quality of these amazing little turkeys. 🦃🏆❤️

07/16/2026

Today I finally felt confident that this little gosling was big enough to leave its tiny, safe enclosure and join the rest of the flock.

One of my favorite things about geese is how social and communal they are. The moment I opened the gate, everyone came running over to greet the newest little flock member. It was such a sweet reminder that geese really do look out for one another. ❤️🪿

EDIT: no longer available, these tom have found a new coop🦃 Breeding Quality Midget White Turkey Toms Available 🦃I have...
07/16/2026

EDIT: no longer available, these tom have found a new coop

🦃 Breeding Quality Midget White Turkey Toms Available 🦃

I have two breeding-quality Midget White turkey toms looking for new flocks.

• Hatched April 21 (almost 3 months old)
• Healthy, vigorous, and pasture raised
• Excellent prospects for breeding or as future flock sires

Midget Whites are a friendly heritage breed known for their calm temperament, efficient feed conversion, excellent fertility, and outstanding table quality.

Located in Dayton, Nevada. Local pickup preferred. Message me for pricing or additional information.

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Dayton, NV
89403

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(775) 315-9322

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