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Their pelvic bones are directly under their vent. There are 2 bones. The space between the bones should be 2 fingers (vertically) in order to be laying eggs.

Sounds like a warm neighborhood! Fun! 🥰

Perfect! That would be fun!

Usually squatting comes first and then interest in nesting boxes.

Is it possibly you arent seeing it?

All pullets!

Large possibility.

Sounds like she is really close.

Sounds and looks like she is really close. You can do the pelvic bone test also.

It may take them a few more weeks, hard to say, but usually pullets begin to lay at 20 weeks. High production birds tend to start earlier (16 weeks) and some breeds start later, at 25+ weeks. That being said, once they have started laying for about a week or two they should start to lay daily...