How Many Eggs Did You Get Today?

I have 4 chickens 1 lays and the others are too old
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You need some more hens! I got six from my fourteen lasses.
 
Flock Age
40 weeks

Zoe
Nandi
Inara
Kaylee
Yolanda
Saffron
Bridget
B.Leghorn
SLW
SLW
EE
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Date
Laying Record
# of
Eggs

2/24
2:30pm
11:00am
day off
9:30am
9:00am
day off
day off
4
2/25
day off
1:00pm
day off
2:30pm
10:15am
9:45am
10:45am
5
2/26
9:30am
4:30pm
day off
day off
3:15pm
10:15am
2:30pm
5
2/27
3:00pm
day off
on hiatus
7:45am
day off
12:00pm
day off
3
2/28
day off
7:45am
on hiatus
9:30am
9:00am
2:45pm
8:30am
5
3/1
9:30am
10:00am
on hiatus
11:15am
10:30am
day off
11:00am
5
3/2
11:30am
11:30am
on hiatus
2:45pm
12:00pm
9:45am
1:45pm
6
3/3
4:30pm
12:45pm
on hiatus
day off
2:30pm
10:15am
day off
4
3/4
day off
1:45pm
on hiatus
7:45am
day off
1:00pm
8:30am
4
3/5
8-10am
day off
?
8-10am
7-9am
2-4pm
9-11am
5
3/6
10-12pm
7-9am
?
10-12pm
9-11am
day off
12-2pm
5
 
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I think we need a picture of Austra. Black Australorps lay brown eggs. Anywhere from creamy tan to medium dark brown.

Bruce

That being the case, I'm beginning to wonder if my Cinders, identified as a Blue Copper Marans on a forum here is actually something else entirely. Only reason I wonder is that everyone says Marans lay extra dark brown eggs, but hers are light brown or creamy white, often even lighter than my red production and black star! She's not as prolific as the other two - I get 5 or 6 a week from them, but only 3 or 4 from her (she was also the last to start laying). If anybody has an opinion as to whether or not she really is a Marans I'm happy to know. (And yes, I know that Copper Blues aren't an officially recognised Marans breed - I'm not in it for the looks, I'm in it for the chooks!
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An early photo - shortly after I got her as a point of lay chook.




More recent - fully developed comb etc.
 
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We got 4 today from our Red Sex Links. There were some weeks when we would only get 3. Today we found out why, there was a hole in the bottom of the pen and the eggs fell out then got covered up when the girls kicked straw out of their coop. The dogs enjoyed the eggs!
 
3 March: 5 eggs
4 March: 7 eggs

One day in the "can" was enough for one of the broody Faverolles. The other is spending her second day in there. She headed back to the nest this morning after treat time.

Bruce
 

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