When pigeons start mating, the hen usually lays her first egg eight days later and the second egg two days after the first egg. The first time they lay, it is normal for young hens to lay smaller than average eggs or only one egg in her first clutch. Pigeons usually lay two purely white eggs in confinement, but never more than two, unless, from the absence of a sufficient number of male birds, two hens pair, make a nest,… Read More...