What if it honks like a goose but it's not a goose?

[lewishe]

I have a BR that 2 weeks ago I noticed when I let them out to roam around she would "honk". At first I thought, "Oh no I hope she's not coming down with some respiratory thing. The next few days I kept her in the run and kept an eye on her and no more honking. So I let them all out to roam around and as she flew out of the run "HONK, HONK" I thought what the heck. Now it seems that she does it only when she is let out. Is this because she is over stimulated? Anyone else had this? It sounds exactly like one of those clown horns or the horns kids have on their bikes, Honk Honk

I just want to make sure that it is not a respiratory thing that only shows up when she is running around. She is otherwise completely healthy and friendly. Thanks.

 

[citychickx6]

I have a BO that does the same thing. Weird but we expect weird around here.

 

[bustermommy]

One of my ee's does this all the time. Nothing's wrong. They just sound ridiculous.

 

[Justhatched]

I used to have some that sounded like a duck. It was shortly after their little chick chirp went away and they were getting their voice so to speak. I haven't heard it for a little while now. Every time I would hear it I had to stop and look wondering where the duck was. We don't have any so it was shocking. My girls are 24 weeks and I haven't heard it for about a month now. I don't think anything is wrong. I thought of it as when a person goes through puberty and their voice changes.

 

[lewishe]

Great thanks for the responses