fertile? or what is this?

[lena_]

Yes, those eggs are fertile, that doesn't affect their edibility though. I'd say you just have a cockerel that is an early bloomer, and has already began to mate with the hens/pullets. Either that or you have an unidentified cockerel in your flock.

 

[aart]

Is that the only male...and he's 12 weeks old?
Seems young, but those eggs definitely look to contain fertile blastoderms.
The circled area looks odd too.

 

[FnWeirdo]

Is that the only male...and he's 12 weeks old?
Seems young, but those eggs definitely look to contain fertile blastoderms.
The circled area looks odd too.
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my notes tell me i got them on 11/aug at tractor supply so may have been a week or 2 old when i got them. but he's much bigger then his sisters he looks about the same size as my new hampshire reds whom starting laying about 3 months ago so i highly doubt any of those are roosters no signs of a roo at least.

yes that thing on yolk on the spoon looks grossssss

 

[HuffleClaw]

Both fertile.