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Now the serious answer. I don't know. I have four Golden Comets. Three of them lay dark brown eggs. One of them lays a brown egg but not as dark as the other three. If that egg is missing I know she didn't lay. If a dark brown egg is missing I know only that one of those three didn't lay. The two BR' and the two BO's lay much lighter eggs but close in color. The other BR (not Roger) is very small and lays the smallest egg of all of them. One of the BO's is a large bird and lays the largest egg of those four. The other two lay eggs close in size and color and unless I see one of them in the nest box I don't know. So between process of elimination, knowing the birds, the color, size of eggs ect you have a pretty good idea who did whatOK, how do you know who isn't laying eggs? I've been trying to figure which goes to whom since they started laying. Most are obvious, but there are 3 that I can't always tell.