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    Has any one else noticed?

    I have a female that every time I have bred her she lays her clutch during June.
    (even with a year off)

    I now have one that is due to lay her first clutch the last week of April.
    So I am now wondering if this will be something she will always do?

    Has anyone else noticed a pattern with their females like this?

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    Hmmm..... sounds interestingly accurate.

    I have read post saying their ladies have laid the same time the previous years before.

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    One of my girls laid within 2 days of the previous year. That was only the second time I bred her and all my other females were first timers. I'm keeping track of it, to see if they have the same schedule or not.

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    Re: Has any one else noticed?

    Huh, went back and checked my females. Largest difference was 12 days....

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    I have one that ALWAYS lays mid March and the eggs always pip on day 54 or 55 after that. In fact she's in prey-lay blue right now. I didn't even pair her up until a month later than usual this season but she's still right on time.

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