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Well, she laid a perfect egg today. Thanks for your concern. And, yes I actually took the time to read about egg drop syndrome before responding to your post. So, yes from what I read. She has always been the leader of the group and lets the others know she is...that is what I call sassy...

From what I've read about egg drop syndrome the eggs are Shelless or thin shelled. Her eggs are not Shelless and the shell isn't thin. It's more just uneven. She is fine and sassy so I'll keep an eye on her. I'm pretty sure she is having a soft moult. Time will tell.

Well, after reading an article on here about moulting I'm pretty sure she is. It showed a picture of a soft moult and I'm sure that is what's going on. She used to lay perfect big brown eggs. She actually didn't lay yesterday or today. So, hopefully when she is done moulting she'll start...

She is just one year old. When they moult do they lose feathers? Because she hasn't lost any feathers. She is full and beautiful with feathers. I guess I need to find out more about moulting.

One of my hens has consistently for about 2 maybe 3 weeks laid eggs that look just like those. She is an Isa Brown. Is she not getting something she needs I feed Grahms Organic layer mesh and add grit, oyster shell and omega. She free ranges about 5 to 7 hours a day depending on my schedule.