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I have had only 1 to lay after dark. Know for sure 'cause have camera in coop. She always takes a long time in nest. Was in nest after dark. After laying came out into the run and was distressed to find it dark and no one there. Me and DH went out and shined a flashlight into coop window...

The first eggs are peewees, so cute and small. As the pullet continues to lay they get larger. One should be able to lay only as early as 25 hours after an egg …according to the experts.. but I am positive my first layer laid one at 23-24 hours ----had it on surveillance camera in the coop...

IMO: 1 - depends on breed, some lay nearly daily some few days a week. 2- Leghorns lay white eggs - these are the same breeds raised in commercial egg farms 3-ameraucana's lay blue to green eggs if pure breed. If EE can be brown or brownish green? 4- from dawn to dusk…most lay before dark. 25...