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second what Atticus said- my kids always seemed to have their favorite time of day to stuff themselves (my second would often eat two or three breakfasts over a two hour period, and turn his nose up at lunch, though he was usually hungry by dinner).

It does sound like she's eating a good amount for breakfast- I'd "diversify" that meal with more proteins (i.e., eggs or meat) since she is not eating so much at the other meals where you'd be more likely to give her that stuff.

Also, how active is she now? is she crawling around a lot? starting to walk? with mine, there was a period before they got very active when their later day meals seemed to fall off- once they started charging around and using up more energy, lunch and dinner suddenly got more appealing.

Last though that may not be applicable- I seem to remember that point of transition from primarily relying on formula to primarily relying on real food, when the formula began to suppress appetite. If you haven't already tried, maybe offer the bottle after the meal?