Haha.. I can often guess when each of mine will go broody, it's almost like clockwork!Thank you @PioneerChicks and @Silkelee
for your replies. I truly appreciate you!
Yes, I was planning to hatch later this Spring, but Kana has other plans.
.. Hopefully mine do though because I've had trouble with rooster fertilising, last egg I checked was fertile so hoping the ones Nugget is sitting on are too 
or I'll have to break poor Nuggets heart in a cage after she's sat for 10 days 
Great news about the move!.. Was she sitting on all the eggs at the same time? - you placed them under her at the same time? Otherwise you may have a staggered hatch which can be difficult to manage.So I moved Kana this morning into a large dog kennel inside the coop with room for water and food, moved the eggs over to a cardboard box with an egg mat inside. She and her sister had managed to lay two more eggs so added those in as well. She happily just sat right on them as if nothing had happened!
Later this evening I’ll let her out and see if she goes back on her own. If so I’ll just leave the door open then she can come and go as she pleases.
Thanks!
Oh thats good then you eggs are same dayThanks!
Oh, yes she is sitting on all the eggs, 9 in all, the two new were less then a day later, so figured that would still be ok. They are all marked and I plan to remove any more that she or others may lay. She did not come off the nest to eat or drink at all today (it is 10:30 pm here now). I opened the kennel door, some of the others were curious about what she was doing in there, but otherwise left her alone for the most part. Only was off the nest once, briefly this morning to dust bathe and eat. I read this is normal, but still concerned about her. Hoping to catch her off the nest in the morning. She only weighs just under 800 g, she does not have much weight to lose!
Thanks for your help! I really appreciate the reassurance.Oh thats good then you eggs are same day
Sometimes my broodies go 3 days without getting off the nest at all. They will loose weight, just part of brooding. They make up for it by eating lots after that hatch is over. Her instincts should guide her when to get off and eat/ drink/ poo etc. I allow up to 3 days and if they don't get off I'll take them off the nest (esp if they are first time mums/ pullets) .. Their health is the main reason why I break a broody if not hatching. Some people have opinions to just let them brood on nothing and they eventually get over it but it is not healthy for the hen.
OKay, probably not:
