Is this a fertilized egg?

[Sahraschweiss]

13 weeks is pretty young, surprised he can actually get the job done at that age.
It does kinda look fertile, but rather blurry for these old eyes.
Are your hens over a year old....or......just started laying?

New layers. Been laying about a month. I've noticed the cockerel mounting some of the girls. He follows them into the coop when the go to lay. He'll build nests, gives soft clucks sounds, pretends he's found treats, and will try to mate them after they lay. Some have started squatting for him.

 

[Sahraschweiss]

13 weeks is pretty young, surprised he can actually get the job done at that age.
It does kinda look fertile, but rather blurry for these old eyes.
Are your hens over a year old....or......just started laying?

Here's another pic with better lighting.

 

[FeatheredFriends&Horses2]

To me, the first pic looked like maybe it had a bullseye, but the second didn't really look like it.

 

[Pullet Press]

Congrats on the fertile eggs! Are you going to incubate them?

 

[Sahraschweiss]

So I'm looking for a bullseye.

My pics aren't that.

Thank you for clearing that up.

 

[Sahraschweiss]

Congrats on the fertile eggs! Are you going to incubate them?

Probably not. If one of the girls goes broody I do have a broody section in the coop and run for them, but I'm not going to start learning incubation yet. It's my first year.