WHAT is this?

[RobinS1217]

I have a broody chicken. Trying to break her for over a week. We do have 2 roosters but they’re only 12w and haven’t seen them on our hens. What is this?! detracted from yolk upon cracking. For breakfast

 

[Lonewolfgirl]

I have a broody chicken. Trying to break her for over a week. We do have 2 roosters but they’re only 12w and haven’t seen them on our hens. What is this?! detracted from yolk upon cracking. For breakfast View attachment 3268948

must be fertile

 

[Lonewolfgirl]

must be fertile

You said you had two roosters

 

[Lonewolfgirl]

You said you had two roosters

They might be doing it but you can’t tell if you are not outside when they do it

 

[KelseyBoxer]

Fertility presents as a bullseye in the yolk. It is hard to see unless you ae looking for it. It is not a red spot or bloody. Sometimes a small piece of lining or hemorrhage from the hen is encapsulated in an egg. It is harmless and OK to use the egg.
Your cockerels are young. They will probably start to cover your hens later as they mature.

 

[Lonewolfgirl]

Fertility presents as a bullseye in the yolk. It is hard to see unless you ae looking for it. It is not a red spot or bloody. Sometimes a small piece of lining or hemorrhage from the hen is encapsulated in an egg. It is harmless and OK to use the egg.
Your cockerels are young. They will probably start to cover your hens later as they mature.

True there

 

[Kaw-Liga]

Looks like blood or a little meat spot? The eggs should be safe to eat, generally.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Blood spot. Can be normal from time, to time, & are edible.