Twice in a day

I've got a (hybrid) hen that ever since she started laying actually gets earlier each day, meaning she carries on laying all through the night until it's gets back to daylight hours again.

This would obviously mean that at some stage she would have to lay 2 eggs in a day, but due to numerous reasons I've never been able to confirm this before today, due to all the hens currently being layers, the nest boxes being cleaned out, and having one more egg than hens.

Is this that unusual? I've was worried she was going to wear herself out, but she just keeps on laying, never missing a day.

correct me if im wrong anyone more knowledgeable than me but i think a hen cycles an egg every 23 hours so occasionally you may get two in one day as you have done crusty.

correct me if im wrong anyone more knowledgeable than me but i think a hen cycles an egg every 23 hours so occasionally you may get two in one day as you have done crusty.

All the others I've had seem to think it's supposed to be 24+ hours, so they get the ocassional 'day off'.

This one's on something like a strict 23hr cycle, so she's laying right through the night (onto the poo tray from on the perch), getting earlier and earlier through the night until she's back on day shift again, and never having a day off is producing more eggs per annum than there's days in the year and has been doing this for over a year.

 :)i got some books in the sales after Christmas in them is the  production of the eggs
it takes 3weeks for the ovum to get to maturity it then drops into the egg tunnel it then goes through several processes before popping out as an egg that part of the journey takes 25/26hrs
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