Is this fertilized?!

[akf93]

This is a Khaki Campbell duck egg. I didn’t *think* I had a drake but…
I do have a rooster and she’s his favorite girl but I didn’t think that was possible.

Is this fertilized or something else?

I’ve been in question of the sex of one of my ducks but the consensus here has said it’s a hen. Maybe not?

 

[SueT]

This is a Khaki Campbell duck egg. I didn’t *think* I had a drake but…
I do have a rooster and she’s his favorite girl but I didn’t think that was possible.

Is this fertilized or something else?

I’ve been in question of the sex of one of my ducks but the consensus here has said it’s a hen. Maybe not?

It looks fertile to me…..

 

[SueT]

If you don’t have a drake, then a chicken duck hybrid is actually possible, it turns out….
https://bestfarmanimals.com/can-ducks-breed-with-chickens-turkeys-swans-geese-other-ducks/
Are you getting more eggs?

 

[SilverBirds]

Can you post pictures of your ducks?

 

[SilverBirds]

Males should be easy to identify. Look for curly tail feathers, darker colored head, and a low "whap whap" sound.

 

[citymeetscountry]

It doesn’t scream fertile to me, but I see glare in the photo. Post pics of your ducks.

 

[akf93]

Here’s my thread on sexing my three ducks. Two I’m certain are hens. One, I’m not going to be sure unless it lays an egg. Also included is the link to a video of their voices. Since this thread, the one smaller hen has developed more brown feathers on her wings. The other duck’s feathers are darker but still no color to them otherwise. Feet are more orange. Bill is more green. I will get an updated picture of them when I can.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/khaki-campbell-sexing.1543361/#post-26056966

 

[Kiki]

This is a Khaki Campbell duck egg. I didn’t *think* I had a drake but…
I do have a rooster and she’s his favorite girl but I didn’t think that was possible.

Is this fertilized or something else?

I’ve been in question of the sex of one of my ducks but the consensus here has said it’s a hen. Maybe not?

Are you asking about the two tiny red dots that you can see in the yolk?
If so, the answer is no. That does not mean that that egg is fertilized.

 

[akf93]

Are you asking about the two tiny red dots that you can see in the yolk?
If so, the answer is no. That does not mean that that egg is fertilized.

Yes, that is what I was referring to.

 

[SueT]

No, the red dots are not related to fertility.
I thought I was seeing the fertile bullseye spot on top, I guess it’s glare?
ignore my previous posts!