Are my eggs fertilized?

[Chickenmumma7]

Hey guys, just wondering if these eggs look fertilized, we do have one rooster who just hit puberty.

 

[Chickenmumma7]

The one on the right barely has a ring, but there looks like a small fetus hanging off the white tail

 

[Chickenmumma7]

Nope nevermind I flipped it over and I see a ring on both now!

 

[aart]

but there looks like a small fetus hanging off the white tail

A "fetus" won't form until a fertilized egg is kept at ~100°F for a few days.

 

[SourRoses]

Pics have too much glare to tell.

 

[Ridgerunner]

A "fetus" won't form until a fertilized egg is kept at ~100°F for a few days.

And the first thing you'll notice are the blood vessels, not the fetus.

The one on the right barely has a ring, but there looks like a small fetus hanging off the white tail

I think what you are talking about is the Chalaza. Those are "cords" attached to the yolk and eggshell to keep the yolk centered. As the egg ages the chalaza become harder to see.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

The one on the right barely has a ring, but there looks like a small fetus hanging off the white tail

Blood vessels are the first thing to develop in incubated fertile eggs.

That small "fetus" you're seeing near the end of the chalaza *may* be a meat spot?? Described near the bottom of the page in the following link..

https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/common-egg-quality-problems.65923/

 

[Chickenmumma7]

Blood vessels are the first thing to develop in incubated fertile eggs.

That small "fetus" you're seeing near the end of the chalaza *may* be a meat spot?? Described near the bottom of the page in the following link..

https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/common-egg-quality-problems.65923/

thank you. Does anyone see the rings?

 

[aart]

Does anyone see the rings?

I see a blastodisc, but no ring.
Even an infertile egg can have a ring of sorts.

 

[Chickenmumma7]

I see a blastodisc, but no ring.
Even an infertile egg can have a ring of sorts.
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What about these white lines