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It has fake (wooden) eggs in it. She used to use it all the time - she's just changed her mind about her preferences, and there is no changing it back. But also definitely didn't have to lay. She hopped out like, wth are you guys up to? Walked back outside and the putputputputs began. She laid...

Yeah, I feel like that's probably it. Mixed with a little bit of "i am bored and resent being "trapped" in the run when I view the entire yard as my domain." I just let her out after a bout of yelling and she's now just happily pecking away, totally silent. She is just so bossy.

Glad to see so many people experiencing a similar level of BR intensity. (I mean, I guess!) We tried putting her in the other egg box the other day, but no dice. This doesn't seem to be a lay time crossover thing. (And the BR doesn't seem very possessive of the box, weirdly.) The other day the...

Just the two. Our third one passed away last Sept. (we'd like to have three again, but don't have room for four, so we're kind of stuck since we don't want to brood a solo chick or quarantine a solo pullet). I'm sure the BR would like a friend to pass the time with, but it's not a new situation...

Hahaha, I just read that same advice in some article about loud egg songs. 100% x3. Meanwhile, my RIR, supposedly bossy birds, is the sweetest, quietest chicken in the world.

I have two girls, both a year old. The RIR never sings an egg song, just goes into her egg box and takes care of business (she's kind of a slow layer, so sometimes she chills out for an hour or two). The problem is her sister, a Barred Rock. While she rarely sings an egg song for herself - over...