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All kinds of things can be used, I like to buy evaporative cooler pads (the kind with the shredded aspen) and cut them up. They don't get kicked or tracked out of the nest box like shavings always do. I am using them now for my baby brooder poultry too, they provide better footing and I don't...

And then there is always that ONE, that "dances to the beat of a different drummer"...

Interesting, I'll have to investigate those Seramas and where they come from, not familiar with the breed, must be a little something different in their background...

One of my barred cochin hens is stirring up the bedding in the hen house and making nest shaped areas... she is almost 5 months now, so maybe soon.... maybe I will put a nest box in there with her, she is in a grow out coop still.

Congratulations on your 1st egg and wishing you many happy returns to the nesting box!:highfive::thumbsup:yesss:

Yes, so when you hear that, put on your catcher's mitt...:celebrate:th

When egg laying is imminent and they need to lay one they will start making repetitive low pitched clucking noises...