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Not illness. Just something that happens.

That is probably excess bloom.

Right. The white spots might also be excess calcium deposits. The yolks are fertilized prior to the egg ever being laid, so there is no external evidence of fertility. Some people mistakenly believe that the rooster fertilizes the eggs after they are laid, but that is not really possible. And...

Without a rooster around, there is no possible way for an egg to be fertile. A lot of people mistake blood or meat spots for a developing embryo. You cannot tell if an egg is fertile, just by looking at the shell. Brown eggs are actually white eggs that have a coating applied to them. Think of...