Twenty Three Eggs

For days I've been wondering if the hens read the post where I bragged about their production. 

Since that day, their production declined to the point where today there were NO eggs in the nests. Tonight, Julia and I searched all the usual hiding places and found nothing. 

We got to work putting down bedding and getting the stalls ready for the goats tonight, when I turned around and LOUDLY exclaimed, "OMG!". I scared the heck out of poor Julia!

To the right is a stall door that is propped open with a cinder block, and to the left is a side wall.
In between the two were...

TWENTY THREE EGGS!

And you know what is going to happen to those eggs?

They all have to be thrown out!

Actually, I likely will toss them in the compost pile a couple at a time and let the hens eat them. But no human consumption of these eggs.

So now we have to look back here for eggs while I try to make the hens move back to their nests.  I'll have to stuff something in here to make their lives uncomfortable! Suggestions my chicken experts?