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Quote: Thanks, Terri O. We went out after dark and moved her and her eggs to her new nest. I also put my hand over her eyes so she couldn't see the beam of the flashlight as we set her on her eggs. Kept her "in the dark" so to speak and it worked. She quietly settled on the eggs softly...

I have the same situation, just one broody though. We fixed up a "coop within a coop" for her and just have to now wait until night to move her. Now, I'm starting to worry that she might abandon the eggs in this new "nest" since she's not going to be used to it. It's still fairly chilly here...