White leghorn, broody?

[Ernext]

I have a white leghorn that is driving me crazy. She sleeps on the nest, stays the whole morning and goes out for the whole afternoon. She picked a nest away from the other hens, made the nest herself, and is up to 13 eggs. Is she broody? Please help

By the way this is my very first post. I am Ernesto from Miami and I love my flock!!!

 

[The Phantom]

Weird that a leghorn would be broody?

 

[The Phantom]

Just looked at your picture. That is not a white leghorn

 

[Folly's place]

Welcome! Leghorns have single combs usually. There are rose combed varieties, but I didn't think they came in white. Anyone know?
Hens go broody because they feel the need to do it, so there's no reason that a rare individual in a 'non-broody' breed might not do it too.
Mary

 

[Ernext]

Just looked at your picture. That is not a white leghorn

What Is it then? Should I post more pictures?

 

[pennyJo1960]

it would help but to leave it all afternoon is not good broody either

 

[RiverOtter]

My leghorns went broody more than any other pure breed of chicken I had. My crossbreds are more broody, but thanks to the originals, they're all leghorn cross!

Rosecomb or no, she sure sounds like she's broody to me! Fingers crossed you get a good hatch!

 

[RiverOtter]

it would help but to leave it all afternoon is not good broody either

Looks like the OP is in Miami. In hot climates, it's not unusual for a broody hen to be off the nest for a few hours in the afternoon. Otherwise the eggs kind of cook.
Trust me, I know - I've had it happen a few times

 

[The Moonshiner]

Yes there are rose comb white leghorns but that's not one of them.

 

[The Phantom]

What Is it then? Should I post more pictures?

More pictures would help