All my girls give me eggs by 1pm everyday with an exception of one once a week. They get their afternoon "salad and mealworm" platter around 2, after all eggs are collected.
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This is exactly what mine do. I can tell because I have four chooks of different breeds whose eggs are different enough to tell them apart. (RIR, Australorp, Barnevelder & Silver Campine). It's not that I'd get rid of anyone when they eventually stop laying - I just thought it would add to the fun of it and it sure has.It is supposed to take 25 hours for the hen to produce and lay an egg. So if on day #1 she lays at 10 am , on day#2 it would be 11am and so on and so on ........once she gets to 5pm with daylight failing she will skip a day and the whole process will start again the next morning.
I should add , that there are of course forces of nature that will upset the laying pattern. Molting, brooding, winter etc.