Black spot in egg

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I’ve noticed lately in some of my eggs there is a black spot. I do not have a rooster so it’s not fertilized.. any ideas ?? See pic ...
 

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I’m like 99% sure .. if I do there all older than 1 yr now and none crow.. several months ago I did have a Roo but we gave him away because I didn’t want any Roo’s...
 
Very odd. Are you sure you don't have a roo or a neighbor roo? I'm not sure what else it could be in so many. Even meat spots are different.

Goodness I believe I’ve been wrong for awhile is this a rooster..
 

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I’ve noticed lately in some of my eggs there is a black spot. I do not have a rooster so it’s not fertilized.. any ideas ?? See pic ...
Have you seen these spots in raw eggs?
Cut one of those egg right thru the dark spot...do some dissection, take more pics of what you find.
I suspect blood spots, which had nothing to do with fertilization.
 
Have you seen these spots in raw eggs?
Cut one of those egg right thru the dark spot...do some dissection, take more pics of what you find.
I suspect blood spots, which had nothing to do with fertilization.


I definitely will when I get home from work today.. But I did make deviled eggs with most them yesterday. I can say when cutting into it there was barely a gray spot on yolk. But I will get more pictures later. I'm glad to know my d'uccle is a female. I've always thought she was.
 
I don’t have any idea what causes that black spot, but I do know that back when I still bought store eggs when boiled I could see a “black” spot on some of them.
 

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