that stinksI am not 100% sure of my memory but I think they all laid before 30 weeks of age. However, D'Anvers are not winter layers, generally. Most quit from October to February-March or so. Mine are terrible layers. Most of my hens are 5+ years old and just plain do not lay at all. Two haven't in literally years. My youngest is 3 years old and may have laid for her first year. She quit entirely after that. About a year ago, my best layer and broody, Aimee, produced a handful of eggs and her daughter, Mina, who is about 5 years old herself, laid 2-3 eggs. No one else has in maybe two years. Most of the time, if Aimee is in a laying spurt, she goes broody, but this last time, she didn't even do that.
I love them, they are awesome little birds, but I have plenty of pets that do lay so will let them die out and not have more. They are gorgeous, to me, one of the most beautiful bantam breeds, especially the colors I have, the mille fleur and porcelain, and they do well in heat and cold both. If they'd just lay even enough between the five hens to get up one bunch of hatching eggs occasionally for someone, it would be okay, but unfortunately, mine don't. I am grateful to have the experience with them, though. They were my one chosen bantam breed.

i hope mine lays well, i got 4 eggs last night, one i know is from the roadrunner (silkie/oegb), 1 from my ee pullet, the 2 from who knows
