What does this noise mean?

[beowulfisthebesthenever]

I was relaxing on my couch with my chicken, but then she started making an odd noise. The noise was reminiscent of a bubble sound effect mixed with a helicopter. I searched everywhere but I could not find it. My hen, Beowulf (Beo for short) is a rescue who used to be beaten and was half starved when she showed up at our house. She has no medical conditions I am aware of and she is treated with much love and respect. She had already payed that morning, and was not too warm and not degydrated. I have a YouTube video with the noise in it:

THANKS!!!
-Christina

 

[Pork Pie]

It sounds similar to a predator alarm call

 

[MageofMist]

Sounds like she is purring/trilling, mine do it too when snuggling me, one-another or dust/sunbathing together. It means she is very comfortable and happy.

Here's my youngsters at around 2 months old doing it.

 

[chickengeorgeto]

Danger or distress. It sounds similar to the sounds that chickens make when an areal threat is spotted.

 

[MageofMist]

Danger or distress. It sounds similar to the sounds that chickens make when an areal threat is spotted.

Though it is usually quieter and not as long as the purring/trilling. The distress sound is very similar, but mine purr/trill when there's no threat and are snuggling and dust/sunbathing.

 

[aart]

'Trilling' to me is not an alarm...all my birds do it when settling down for the night, especially the younger ones.

 

[andreanar]

Sounds like what my birds did when content, and comfy.

 

[beowulfisthebesthenever]

Sounds like she is purring/trilling, mine do it too when snuggling me, one-another or dust/sunbathing together. It means she is very comfortable and happy.

Here's my youngsters at around 2 months old doing it.

Thank you!!!! Your chickens are so cute omg!