So, for some reason, no matter what I do, I cant get the pic to become larger. Ill keep at it..lol
I posted it here in hopes that it may help some, know what a fertile egg looks like.jumpy
Hope it turns out OK.
I finally learned what a fertile egg looks like.
At first I thought you can tell they were fertile, if there were " red spots " or streaks.
I was incorrect. I read up on and learned from other BYC pics, what they actually Do look like.
It is actually quite easy.
So, I cracked open 2 eggs, and low and behold, right there in the yolks, was a perfect little WHITE circle, with another smaller circle within that.
A "BULLSEYE " effect.
I took several pics of an egg laid by my Partridge Rock hen who is paired with a Salmon Favorelle Roo.
The pic was very bright, so I did some quick sharpening, darkening etc. to show the contrast since it was very faint.
The pic is kind of small , but I think it shows the Bullseye pretty well. The spot is right below the camera flash in the center.
I posted it here in hopes that it may help some, know what a fertile egg looks like.jumpy
Hope it turns out OK.
I finally learned what a fertile egg looks like.
At first I thought you can tell they were fertile, if there were " red spots " or streaks.
I was incorrect. I read up on and learned from other BYC pics, what they actually Do look like.
It is actually quite easy.
So, I cracked open 2 eggs, and low and behold, right there in the yolks, was a perfect little WHITE circle, with another smaller circle within that.
A "BULLSEYE " effect.
I took several pics of an egg laid by my Partridge Rock hen who is paired with a Salmon Favorelle Roo.
The pic was very bright, so I did some quick sharpening, darkening etc. to show the contrast since it was very faint.
The pic is kind of small , but I think it shows the Bullseye pretty well. The spot is right below the camera flash in the center.
