Weird lump in Egg

[Pupewuv]

Couple of my pullets started to lay and it was perfect until today I cracked open an egg and there was a perfect yolk, perfect whites and a light yellow long mushy glob (almost like scrambled egg consistency/color) .. so I played with it and it was just this yellowing chunky mush ... it's not a double yolk that popped...I put it on my counter and messed with it to see if it was worms or fibers? Also the yolk in this egg is super thick like jelly...
Please help, I've searched the internet with no answers

 

[Chick-N-Fun]

Welcome to our FUNomenal community!
New layers often will lay funky eggs until their system works out their quirks..... it is not unusual. Good luck and enjoy those fresh eggs!

 

[coach723]

That's probably just a glitch in the new layers system. Sometimes you will get odd things from new layers until their bodies get used to the new routine. Can happen once, or a few times. I wouldn't worry unless it was to become a regular thing.

 

[Pork Pie]

Welcome to our community

 

[Pupewuv]

It's just I am worried because I was so EGGcited and gifted a few eggs to friends and now worried that they may have gotten something odd in their also .

 

[Pupewuv]

Thank you!

 

[feathermaid]

Yes, it happens...
Completely organic "backyard" fresh eggs are totally different from the grocery store. Factories inspect and candle those eggs and discard the ones with defects so no one ever sees odd shells, double yolks, meat spots and other strange abnormalities... which are actually pretty normal. Occasionally, you will get a surprise!

 

[Pupewuv]

Thank you so much, you made my day!

 

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[EggWalrus]

Looks like the birds are eating very well, as dark orange as the yolk is. Do they free range and forage or do they only eat what you give them? I've heard reports that when the yolks are that dark, nearly red, from eating flowers or peppers, sometimes it can make the whites turn yellowish. I've had near red yolks at times but have never personally seen the whites turn yellow.
Google "red yolks" to see some really cool egg pics.