A laying nest provided with an ejection system with a particularly simple structure and operation comprises a nest floor that can rotate in two opposite directions, to get more inclined towards a collection area or towards a coop arranged on the nest side opposite to the collection area. The floor is rotatable about a pair of pivot pins arranged aligned to each other and adjacent to the coop, and each of the pivot pins is mounted slidably in a respective slot. The rotation to incline the floor towards the collection area is thus obtained by translating the pivot pins along the respective slots. The driving arrangement of the ejection system comprises traction cables guided along return pulleys arranged above the floor, whereby the ejection system has a limited footprint and is not prone to jams and malfunctions due to droppings and dirt.

Disclosed is an improved poultry nest structure that includes an expeller mechanism that can be actuated to urge any birds that are in the interior space toward the entry/exit opening and leave the nest. The expeller mechanism includes an expeller panel that is provided in the interior space and configured to be actuated in a rotating manner to push or direct the birds to leave the nest where the expeller panel is attached to and hangs from a rotating axle that is connected to at least one arm so that the arm can be actuated to rotate the expeller panel about the rotating axle to direct the birds to leave the nest.

Disclosed is an improved poultry nest structure that includes an expeller mechanism that can be actuated to urge any birds that are in the interior space toward the entry/exit opening and leave the nest. The expeller mechanism includes an expeller panel that is provided in the interior space and configured to be actuated in a rotating manner to push or direct the birds to leave the nest where the expeller panel is attached to and hangs from a rotating axle that is connected to at least one arm so that the arm can be actuated to rotate the expeller panel about the rotating axle to direct the birds to leave the nest.

An egg collecting egg collecting chicken nest device with a cushion body is provided, which includes a chicken nest shell having a first accommodation chamber and a first conveying port connected to the first accommodation chamber; an egg collecting shell having a second accommodation chamber and a second conveying port connected to the second accommodation chamber. The egg collecting shell is connected to the chicken nest shell, and the first conveying port is connected to the second conveying port. The chicken is placed into the first accommodation chamber of the chicken nest shell, and when the chicken lays eggs in the first accommodation chamber, the eggs can roll directly into the second accommodation chamber through the first and second conveying ports, reducing the time and labor intensity of manual egg collection and improving the efficiency of egg transportation and collection, making it very suitable for daily household users.

The system of the present invention relates to poultry farming, specifically modular nesting systems for chicken coops and bird cages. The system includes side walls, a back wall, a floor, a ceiling, a perch, and a movable egg-collecting tray with inclined and horizontal sections. A sloped mesh (5-25) guides eggs into the tray, while the tray's inclined floor section (155-175) is covered with elastic material to reduce rolling speed and impact force. These features minimize egg damage and improve sanitary conditions during storage, making the system suitable for industrial and small-scale poultry operations.