Is there a way to know which eggs are fertile eggs?

[write2caroline]

I have a Rooster who tries to breed with all the girls so I guess I should assume all layed eggs are fertile and I don't care one way or the other but I was curious about if there was a way to tell.

I have such vast experience with this now that my pullet has layed a whopping three eggs!
(very tongue in cheek and yes we are at the third day and the third egg - still exciting!!!!) Wish the other pullets would follow suit and make me some egg!

Caroline

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[gritsar]

Speckledhen posted pics of fertile vs. non-fertile:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=16008

 

[write2caroline]

Thanks. That is a good link. I knew you could tell but I couldn't remember just how. Thanks again for the info.

Caroline