Eggs forming too early. Help!

[TOR]

try picking them everyday see if it changes.

found this
https://starmilling.com/eggs-with-blood-spots-safe-to-eat/

and this

The cause of a blood spot is simply a ruptured blood vessel on the yolk's surface as the egg is forming. This is a natural, benign process for both hen and egg. Instances of blood spots can increase when hens in a flock get excited by changes in lighting, changes in temperature, or simply shifting seasons.

 

[neo71665]

What is the temp in your nest box and coop?

 

[Rchantan]

What is the temp in your nest box and coop?

Not sure. It’s 55 degrees here most days right now. So inside the coop maybe 2 or 3 degrees higher? Not hot at all

 

[neo71665]

There aint any way those are one or 2 day old eggs. You need to collect daily.

 

[Rchantan]

How old would you say they are? My husband really collects every day to every other day and in the same 8 spots we have for them.

 

[TOR]

How old would you say they are? My husband really collects every day to every other day and in the same 8 spots we have for them.

Back in the 80s I raised chickens and collected everyday to every other day. As late spring came early summer came I started getting occasional blood spotting. I figured it was from leaving the eggs to long also the hotter outside temp.
I never analyzed it.
If your getting a broody hen could be sitting on your eggs and chickens like to lay where other chickens have. If you outside temps are high maybe the eggs are not really cooling.
I am just taking a guess.

I just remember my situation fast forward I pick my eggs up everyday now, every evening