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This is a good question. Is it super hot where you are? That can cause a drop in egg production. This is an indicator of health and fertility. Their combs should all be red and full if they are going to be laying, and can help alert you to something being off.

If these girls laid all winter, this might be their "break". I have seen that with hens that start laying in the fall that they will go through the winter and take a big break in either the spring or summer. I would have thought it was the move, but 3 months is plenty of time to get used to...

I'm a little confused, it sounds like some just started laying or are about to (5-6 months), but you also have some that are older. Did they lay more frequently and then drop? Or have some of them just not started? Many breeds can take up to six months to start laying, and even then you want...