Egg shell thin like skin

[Aleema913]

I have 5 hens laying normal eggs with thick sheets as of 2 weeks ago..however I thought 2 just weren't laying yet but when I was out side I turned around and say what was an egg with an skin thin shell.. and the chickens ate it before I could blink then there was another one same thing. I had already collected 5 eggs that morning ..this happened in the evening almost sun down..so.2 questions 1.why is the shell so thin when I give them oyster shells and the other 5 don't have soft shells....2. why they both laid outside the coop and at an unusual hour.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

If the pullet just came into lay, likely the soft shell and timing is a glitch.

Give her a little time to see if that all straightens out.

 

[Aleema913]

If the pullet just came into lay, likely the soft shell and timing is a glitch.

Give her a little time to see if that all straightens out.

That's what I was thinking but they are all the same age..but they are different breeds. I have one that's laying bigger eggs than everyone else..could that bee my buff orphington?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

That's what I was thinking but they are all the same age..but they are different breeds. I have one that's laying bigger eggs than everyone else..could that bee my buff orphington?

You'll have to sort of watch and see who's laying what

Being the same age doesn't mean they will lay at the same time. Each bird is an individual and coming into lay depends on reproductive maturity.