I hear what I think is an egg song but there are no eggs. So I think maybe sounding an alarm but the others are calm. So can anyone translate for me? Is the egg song possibly sung BEFORE an egg appears? 

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Not all of my girls did that tho. Just the one. Now I have some that will announce Before they go in the box, While they are IN the box, or After they get done. Some times they will announce before AND after. One that doesn't bother announcing at all. So I guess it just depends on the hen. She is probably really close.It's not an egg song. The sound so many people will insist on calling an egg song is in fact a call for a rooster.I hear what I think is an egg song but there are no eggs. So I think maybe sounding an alarm but the others are calm. So can anyone translate for me? Is the egg song possibly sung BEFORE an egg appears?
It's not an egg song. The sound so many people will insist on calling an egg song is in fact a call for a rooster.
If you read post in the link below I explain a bit about it.
Eventually I'll write an article about this because it's a very common misunderstanding.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...th-mutiple-coops.1264145/page-3#post-20307463
What I didn't remember to point out in that post is the rooster responds because if he gets to the hen first and mate with her his gene have a better chance of being passed on.Makes a lot of sense there!