Help!

[jaywin]

Hi I can see the white spot and possibly one looks to have a bullseye effect? Not sure if there will be a very obvious difference and I’m imagining this one. So picture one I’m thinking could be fertile?
so difficult to take photo out of reflective light sorry. Any advice appreciated

 

[DobieLover]

They don't look fertile to me. But the color...
These are fertile:

 

[jaywin]

They don't look fertile to me. But the color...
These are fertile:
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Thank you that really helps. It’s is clear to see the bulls eye effect on yours.
yes I love the colour thank you! I think it could be down to the raw turmeric root and seaweed I give them also dried marigold leaves in their feed.
I love all the natural things you can add, they are sat by me now eating cottage cheese with blended parsley and oregano. I am wanting to up their protein as some have lost a few feathers due to the Roo treading the smaller birds as he doesn’t seem to be bothered to put the effort in to tread the Australorps! Hence I’m looking at his fertility - he may have to go
Thank you again

 

[CluckerFamily]

They don’t look fertile to me.
How old is your roo?

 

[jaywin]

Hi
He is approx a year old. Yes I suspected they may not be.
to be honest I’m going to keep checking over the next few weeks as I’ve just separated him off with just my Australorp girls as when he was in with all the flock he wasn’t treading them, but instead going for the smaller breeds as it was less effort!! He was also in with 30 girls so maybe spread too thin. He is now with 5 Australorps so fingers crossed he makes the effort.

 

[getaclue]

At least two of the pictures show fertile eggs. It's a bit difficult to see the bullseye, due to color, and lighting, but it's there.

 

[jaywin]

That’s good to know! Many thanks I’ll keep checking for a few weeks and then hatch a clutch.