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That was kind of my first conclusion. But BYC had no relevant info. I wish I could swab it and send it somewhere for analysis! Do you think its possible a duckling could still develop, or would the microbes probably kill it, or maybe compete for nutrients...? lol, I think the only ducks...

They are either pekin or muscovy, but they're wild. Or at least sort of, they live at the park where people feed them.

I wouldn't even know... I just imagined: "Hello, thanks for calling city hall. How can I help you?" "Yes- Hi, can you tell me who I need to talk to about these duck eggs?"

There is one egg with two very small spots I'm thinking about keeping. It will be separated from the rest, but I'm really curious about it.

I'm mostly concerned with if its contagious to the other eggs. There were some with the spots, but that one had the most and the largest. I'm a little worried that even eggs without spots may still be contaminated. I'll probably space them out in the incubator and if any start to show up...

I'm going to err on the side of caution. But I'd still really like to know if anyone knows what this is. I couldn't find anything similar when I searched the site.

They aren't smooth, like just pigment in the shell. I don't really know how to describe it, but they are liquid blobs. Mucus-ey looking, might be a good way to put it,

So I collected some duck eggs from near a pond that I wanted to try and incubate. I noticed that some of them have small dark spots on them. You can see them from the outside. One had a lot, so I broke it open and found these dark blobs. The egg looked fine other than that, it wasn't watery and...