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Yes. Otherwise, if they are fertile, embryos will be developing and then quit and then rot, or if their infertile, they will go rotton, attracting predators. Get some make eggs(or blow out your own) and put them in the nest. Golf balls work well too. Good luck with your hen.

My broody, Luna. She is a mottled Cochin bantam. She has never, ever pecked me when she is broody. She's very gentle to people, but if she has to protect her brood, she will. She also lays a lot too. Great breed, totally recommended.