Does this indicate a nutritional deficiency?

[Kalimak]

This is the first time I find an egg like this. I'm not sure what could have caused these colorations.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Doesn't look nutritional to me...

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

https://store.alltech.com/blogs/poultry/20-common-egg-shell-quality-problems-and-causes

Do you know which bird it came from and how old they are?

 

[Kalimak]

Doesn't look nutritional to me...

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

https://store.alltech.com/blogs/poultry/20-common-egg-shell-quality-problems-and-causes

Do you know which bird it came from and how old they are?

Thanks for the links!

She's a Welsummer and she's 10 months old.

 

[aart]

Looks like excessive bloom.
Sure doesn't look like a wellie egg.

 

[Kalimak]

Looks like excessive bloom.
Sure doesn't look like a wellie egg.

So it’s basically nothing to worry about?

 

[imnukensc]

Just a glitch in the paint department or excess bloom as aart said. Nothing to worry about.

 

[Kalimak]

Just a glitch in the paint department or excess bloom as aart said. Nothing to worry about.

Lol Sounds good. Thank you!

 

[aart]

So it’s basically nothing to worry about?

I would not worry about it.....will be interesting to see if it continues.
My 'heavy bloomers' were rather inconsistent with the bloom...it came and went at varying thicknesses.

I'd be more 'worried' about your Welsummer laying such light eggs.
Are you positive your Wellie laid that egg?
Do you have a pic of bird in question?

 

[Kalimak]

@aart Hmm...I honestly can’t be 100% sure, it could have been the Blue Maran. Unless I’m mistaking another breed for a welsummer..I’ll post a picture tonight after work.

 

[Kalimak]

@aart I couldn't find a picture of her on my phone, and now they're in bed, I thought I'd have a picture of her, but here's a picture of her sister...If it helps at all. And if I'm mistaken about it being a Welsummer, please correct me. Thank you. (I'll be able to take a picture of the hen in question on the weekend, I get home when they're already roosting during week days, and I don't like to bug them at night.)