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It depends on the person. Significantly less than 1/2 (that is, one every two days) is abnormal, and signifcantly more than 3 per day is also abnormal (for adults ... infants may have more frequent ones).
If your "usual pattern" changes and you can't immediately think of a good reason for it, you should probably see a physician.
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