Worm in my eggs????

[IsabellasEggs]

I had a very difficult time replying to everyone’s response to my earlier post about this. I cannot upload a photo but let me describe it better. The blood looks like a blood clot, thick and round. But may not actually be blood. Could be a mouth, I dunno. It’s attached to yolk. Attached to blood looking spot is a thick gelatinous cord that rolls under my finger when I touch it. It is very solid. Also small white thread in a “S” sort of shaped pattern. It is very gross. I am letting it dry out so I can get a better look at it. Thanks to all my welcoming responders!!

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Without pictures it's going to be impossible to be sure, but that description, especially that its attached to the yolk, sounds like chalazae....normal structures in an egg

 

[Shadowfire]

The wormy spiral is the chazala, a normal part of the egg; if it's bloody there may have been a developing embryo inside.

 

[Keeperofmunchkins]

It could just be a blood/meat spot a d then normal egg. Hard to tell. I doubt it is a worm though.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

The wormy spiral is the chazala, a normal part of the egg; if it's bloody there may have been a developing embryo inside.

Embryonic development is not at the chalazae nor does it in any way resemble what has been described....more like a blood/meat spot.

 

[Shadowfire]

Embryonic development is not at the chalazae nor does it in any way resemble what has been described....more like a blood/meat spot.

When the OP opened the egg she could have gotten blood on the chazala from a developing embryo if there was one in there.

 

[Eggcessive]

It sounds like the normal chalaza with a meat spot in the egg. Meat spots are normal in orlder birds and can be red or brown.

 

[Shadowfire]

Not a worm. Just a chazala