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[Amy Walpole]

My four girls started laying three weeks ago, and each morning we get three eggs, one creamy white (medium sized), another beige (smaller), and the other medium/light brown (large). I cannot tell if one of them is not laying, since I am not sure of all of their frequencys. I was hoping someone who knows these hybrids could help?

 

One Coral Nick

One Meddlesham Amber

One Meddlesham Blue

and one Suffolk Blacktail.

 

I purchased them from Ben at Hen House Poulty, if this helps with their identification?

 

Any opinions would be appreciated,

Amy. x

[Egluntyne]

It is possible that one of them hasn't come into lay yet. Have you had a day where all four have laid.

 

It is also quite usual for them not to lay every day, especially when they are new to it all.

[Amy Walpole]

Strangely enough, we found four eggs today! One of them was especially small and thin shelled, also being of a different shell colour to the norm. She is smaller and younger looking than the rest, although from the same breeder at the same time. We shall have to see whether we get four as well tomorrow!

Thank you for your reply to my message; how strange that the 'missing egg' should appear the very next day!

Amy. x