Spot the roo!

[MountainOrchard]

I am supposed to have all pullets, but they are 19 weeks now and I have been getting fertile eggs (from my year old hens) for a couple of months. So...which one could it be? One of my Salmon Faverolles or one of my Ameraucanas? Who's getting a new name?

 

[StarMeKritten]

The faverolles are definitely pullets. The black ameraucana appears to be a pullet as well. The splash is the only one I'm uncertain of. Another photo or two of that one would be helpful.

 

[RedfogsFlock]

I don't know???? At first glance I thought top left? Do you have any bigger pics? What about spurs any coming in yet? my little guy about the same age is crowing and has spurs already.:-/

 

[junebuggena]

Are you sure you are getting fertile eggs? Picture?

 

[MountainOrchard]

Here's a pic of one of the eggs - they've all been like this for a few weeks.

 

[MountainOrchard]

More of the splash!

 

[StarMeKritten]

The splash also looks like a pullet. I'm not sure that egg is fertile. Usually the bullseye is more apparent then that on fertile eggs.

 

[Rhodebar Lover]

All of your birds are pullets. Maybe you have never before noticed that marking on your eggs, but all infertile eggs have the pale yellow dot. Fertile eggs have a bullseye shape unlike your eggs

 

[junebuggena]

This is a freshly laid fertile egg. After a few days, the center starts to fade, leaving an opaque ring.
I'm pretty sure your eggs are infertile.

 

[MountainOrchard]

Can you not see a bullseye in the first one? It's obvious to me but computer screens can be fickle. Here's a different egg that looks fertile to me.