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I actually was just informed that there's another possibility of it being parthenogenesis and developing on it's own without being fertile. Very strange, I did a little research and it's almost impossible to hatch an egg like that, but some poultry lay eggs that have started to develop on their...

I've taken some pictures of the eggs, the ring is not nearly as clear as it was on the first one but I believe they are fertilized.

it would be very interesting if I'm not wrong about the egg!

I'm not sure how to do a vent check, but yes, I get two eggs every day pretty much without change, so i believe one of them has not started laying, which seems unusual for an eight month old 'female'.

I am wondering if maybe one of them is going through a sex change, as I read that could happen. At the moment I can't hatch them, but next time I crack one open I will take a picture and share it because I am very certain it was fertilized but am curious either way

Yes, there was a very clear bullseye

Very cute ducks! Mine are not molting, about a week ago I did notice that one of them had a very low quack, first time I had heard it and haven't heard it since. I usually can't tell who is talking

picture of egg did not send, here it is:

They are eight months old, I wish I had gotten a picture of the egg but here is one I found online that looks just like it. Here are the ducks:

I have three eight month old saxony females, of which two are laying eggs. I recently cracked open two eggs and one was fertilized, with the bulls eye in the center. All three ducks look the same, female coloring, no drake feathers. The only time they are free ranging is when we are watching, so...