please help!! Alive or dead?!

[faith_eggs]

And by any chance, would anyone know what those dark spots were on one of the eggs? And the white spots on the other egg?

 

[Isaac 0]

And by any chance, would anyone know what those dark spots were on one of the eggs? And the white spots on the other egg?

I see those a lot with rotten eggs.

 

[Magnolia Ducks]

Once the egg died you get those dicolorations. The white spots are just where it's not discolored from death. I guess it ended up in the pond because momma knew it was dead and rolled it away.

 

[faith_eggs]

Big thanks to @MasterOfClucker and @Magnolia Ducks !! Unfortunately, I did get rid of the eggs this morning, but I saw that the egg with all the white spots had orange there on the inside when I held it up to the light. This wasn’t there when I first got the egg so I agree with what you all said. Thank you again!

 

[Magnolia Ducks]

Sorry about the eggs. It's a sign you need more eggs to hatch. I have 4 ducklings and 5 in the bator.

 

[faith_eggs]

Update: Hello! Yesterday, I put the eggs back where I found them but not submerged in the water. Today I went back and the egg with the white spots is completely gone! No egg shells or anything! But I did see that the egg that had bruises, has a crack! Now I’m wondering if it was hatching or something g got to it. Any opinions?

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