Chickens talking before falling aspleep. What are they saying?

[Daisycar]

There's something that give me a sense of peace and serenity. It's listening my girls talking softly to each other before falling asleep, safe and sound in the coop. I've always wondered what they say, which sensations they feel at the end of the day...
Does anybody have any idea or even a romantic idea?

 

[sourland]

Good night Sally, good night Reba, good night Goldy, good night John Boy -------------------------------------------

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

It's probably similar to an old show called the Waltons. Everyone said good night to each other each night.

 

[TwoCrows]

My quail always did that when they slept apart in their aviary. Each one would call to the other every night, each answered back. I do believe they were locating each other, definitely on purpose.

 

[MrFluffyandGirls]

Pillow talk....how the day went, what they plan on doing tomorrow.

 

[SueT]

Mine are usually arguing about roost space....move over, no you move, etc.....and there are extra roosts, it's just that they all want to sit in first class, not economy.

 

[Daisycar]

oh, yes, probably they say goodnight each other. They're so lovely...
Thanks everybody! Here in Italy is 10.45 pm. Goodnight to you all 🖐🖐

 

[TwoCrows]

oh, yes, probably they say goodnight each other. They're so lovely...
Thanks everybody! Here in Italy is 10.45 pm. Goodnight to you all 🖐🖐

Good night, sleep well!

 

[3KillerBs]

Mine are usually arguing about roost space....move over, no you move, etc.....and there are extra roosts, it's just that they all want to sit in first class, not economy.

That's sure what it sounds like in my coop.

 

[Araucana Nest]

There's something that give me a sense of peace and serenity. It's listening my girls talking softly to each other before falling asleep, safe and sound in the coop. I've always wondered what they say, which sensations they feel at the end of the day...
Does anybody have any idea or even a romantic idea?

My chicks peep softly in their brooders which are in my bedroom. It's one of my rewards for having them inside for their first two weeks. When I first brought chicks home from a feed store almost 20 years ago, it was that soft peeping that clicked and, like you, brought a measure of peace, during a stressful time. I think the chicks peep contentedly, saying how warm they are and how happy their tummies feel as they say good night to each other.