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: Don't remove the eggs..since they aren't fertile, just let the hens keep them.  If you 
: keep removing them, it triggers the bird to keep laying.  They need to get a full 
: clutch of 5-6 eggs to be "satisfied" and to stop laying.  Make sure they have ample 
: cuttlebone, mineral block and crushed oyster shell so whichever one is laying 
: doesn't get calcium deficient.  You won't know which one is laying unless you see it 
: or unless when you leave them, one starts sitting on them.   They may just ignore 
: them, but I would leave them for at least a couple of weeks.  Are they tearing up 
: paper or doing other nesting behavior?  Try to discourage this if you can.  I have a 
: pair of Bourke's,...they are wonderful, adorable birds, aren't they?  Mine have not 
: layed eggs, fortunately.  


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