What breed is this?

[TreyShanks20]

She lays light brown/ peach colored eggs

 

[QueenMisha]

Unfortunately it looks like your picture didn't upload.

 

[TreyShanks20]

 

[QueenMisha]

That is a Buff Orpington.

 

[TreyShanks20]

That's what I figured and she layed 1 egg about 3 days ago and hasn't layed since then, she just started laying recently and right now we do have a foot of snow on the ground. Is there any idea on u she's not laying more

 

[QueenMisha]

That's what I figured and she layed 1 egg about 3 days ago and hasn't layed since then, she just started laying recently and right now we do have a foot of snow on the ground. Is there any idea on u she's not laying more

Point of lay pullets might only lay a few times then quit for a few weeks. Especially in cold weather. Of course others might start up and keep going for months straight, through the worst of storms! Young bird's ovary's are still working things out, so the rate of lay and the shape and size of the eggs themselves are highly variable.

 

[Michael OShay]

That is a Buff Orpington.

Point of lay pullets might only lay a few times then quit for a few weeks. Especially in cold weather. Of course others might start up and keep going for months straight, through the worst of storms! Young bird's ovary's are still working things out, so the rate of lay and the shape and size of the eggs themselves are highly variable.

X2 on both of QueenMisha's posts.

 

[TreyShanks20]

What do you mean by point of lay pullets

 

[QueenMisha]

What do you mean by point of lay pullets

A point of lay pullet is a young female chicken who is about it start or has only just started laying. In most breeds point of lay will be 5-8 months of age.

 

[TreyShanks20]

Ohh I see. So should it be better this spring