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Maybe it's just submission?

They'll get the same position as mating with a rooster. They'll slighty open the wings and put the chest down and the butt up. This will mainly happen when you try to approach her from her back, or you put a handnon her back (Not my photo)

The laying age depends on the breed. Once the hen is almost or fully developed, she will begin to lay. Brahmas need a lot of time to grow, the bigger males can take up to 1,5-2 years to be considered fully grown. The hens need less, but that's a lot in comparison to the breeds/hybrids selected...

Red sexlinks: 16-20wks Brahmas: usually I hatch them in february-april and they start laying in mid-january. I had one who began at about 28wks old (hatched in april and started in november) Australorp: about 20wks old I recently got two pairs of bantam cochins, they're about 16wks old. One of...