Recent content by Chickenladyyy123

Nope, all of my other hens eggs just have a little white dot.

Nope lol, I named her Tilly.

I know it’s hard to see from the photo but if you zoom in and look closely there is a bullseye.

Sure thing! :jumpy

That’s possible, I’ll try putting some in the incubator as an experiment and see what happens.

No, just this one, it’s a habit to call it the main flock Lol. The only other chicken I have is the silkie, which has been separated.

These are all of the hens in my main flock and I’m pretty sure they’re all hens since they’ve all started laying.

This is actually her second egg that she’s laid and it looks exactly the same. The first one she laid was on Sunday and it had the same bullseye in the center.

I see where you see the flash, but I’m looking at the lighter yellow bullseye in the center of the egg.

As far as a neighbor with a free range rooster, I have no idea. But all of the hens in my main flock are in a coop with a run that is completely covered with chicken wire, so I’m pretty sure nothing could get in. At the moment my silkie is in a cage, which is also completely covered.

On what I’ve read when you crack open an egg there should be a dot in the center meaning it’s infertile, but when there’s a ring around it like a bullseye, it’s fertile and her eggs have a bullseye. I currently have her in a cage so there’s no way a rooster would be able to get to her. Plus my...

I’m just about positive, the only hens in my main flock are sexlinks, plus they’re all laying infertile eggs as far as I know.

I don’t have a rooster, not even in my main flock and she has never been around one.

I have a silkie hen that just started laying and I’m pretty sure her eggs are fertile. I do not have a rooster and she is currently separated from the main flock (I separated her a couple weeks ago) because she was getting picked on. Is this normal? Has anyone ever had this happen to them? Are...

I have 10 Isa brown hens that I hatched back in November. They just recently started laying and I get double yolkers from them non stop (and a triple about once a week) I personally love them, they have a wonderful temperament but can be a little noisy when they want to lay their eggs) Some...