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Maybe, maybe not. I've broken a few just by tossing them out of the nest repeatedly, denying her a nest might do the same.

She won't. Broody is a hormonal condition, doesn't matter if there are eggs or not. It's too bad you can't tend to her, and the other birds, daily. If you don't want her to hatch out chicks, IMO it's best to break her broodiness promptly. My experience goes about like this: After her setting...