BROWN THINGS EGG YOlk

[Chick2chicken]

Today I was making crepes and as I cracked the eggs into the bowl I noticed that one yolk had some brown streaks in it and it wasn't a worm, but what was it?
What should I do?
thanks
chick2chicken

 

[Farmer In Training]

So this happens to me with my FERTILE only eggs but we collect them everyday. We just cook and eat them anyways, but the reason why is kinda startling. Here is a source from google:

Blood or meat spots, occasionally found on an egg yolk, are merely an error on the part of the hen. They do not indicate a fertilized egg but, instead, are caused by the rupture of a blood vessel during formation.

I am sorry if I made you never want to eat eggs again lol. But that is what it is

 

[aart]

Today I was making crepes and as I cracked the eggs into the bowl I noticed that one yolk had some brown streaks in it and it wasn't a worm, but what was it?
What should I do?
thanks
chick2chicken

Always good to take a pic of this stuff when you find it,
then it can be positively ID'd.
Probably a bit of blood from a broken blood vessel when an ova is released,
or could have been a bit if tissue shed from the inside of the reproductive tract,
neither are uncommon.
Nor do they have anything to do with fertility of egg,
can happen whether a cockbird is present or not.

 

[Chick2chicken]

Thanks

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Always good to take a pic of this stuff when you find it,
then it can be positively ID'd.
Probably a bit of blood from a broken blood vessel when an ova is released,
or could have been a bit if tissue shed from the inside of the reproductive tract,
neither are uncommon.
Nor do they have anything to do with fertility of egg,
can happen whether a cockbird is present or not.

Egg-zactly

 

[Chick2chicken]

sorry i will next time