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Observation is key! Good point!

My ducks don't go in unless rounded up and made to go in. They don't have the same instinct as chickens. Most ducks would rather be out, I think it's us humans who don't want them to become a night time snack so we provide them a shelter then force them to go into it. :D

You can keep them together. It will be easier once you add them back. You might want to just separate them with the look no touch method. So they can still see the flock, but not be totally isolated. It will make adding them back in easier. I have read that some add hens to the roost in the...

Can you remove the two hens from the flock and put them in a separate area for a day or two and then re-introduce them to the flock (using integration methods). That way they have to reestablish their order in the flock?