New Layer Questions, one layer or two?

[redinator]

Are these from two seperate layers? To my knowledge I only have one pullet laying, but some eggs are speckled and some aren't. Some of the shells appear lighter than the others. The one I know is laying has been for roughly 3 weeks. I'm aware the shells can be inconsistent with new layers, but I'm getting one egg a day, so I assume only one pullet is laying. I have another pullet the same age, so it's possible they're both laying an egg on alternating days. Thoughts?

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Compare the shape of the eggs. Generally the shape remains the same, but the coloring can change. That being said it does look like two eggs are from a different bird just based on the speckles.

 

[redinator]

Compare the shape of the eggs. Generally the shape remains the same, but the coloring can change. That being said it does look like two eggs are from a different bird just based on the speckles.

Time to set up the camera in the nest box again.

 

[redinator]

These two yolks are from the two lighter shelled eggs. I know a white dot means they're fertile, but not fertilized. I swear I see a white ring rather than a white dot, but it could just be wishful thinking. I don't plan to hatch eggs yet, but I'm trying to learn to spot the difference.

 

[redinator]

The rest looked like the first two, but this one definitely has a larger white ring, right?

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

They all look fertilized to me.

 

[redinator]

They all look fertilized to me.

 

[redinator]

I need to control myself or I'll end up with a million chickens