Question regarding fresh farm eggs.....

I would probably hard boil them if it were me. They are likely fine, but I don't know if I would bother eating them sunny side up.
It can also depend on whether they are free range or not. Free range eggs can sometimes be overlooked and get very old.

Ok it really comes down to this.

What is the $ cost of a dozen eggs? What is the physical and emotional cost of your family getting sick?
I also have lived on a farm for years. Eggs are very forgiving but were these eggs in the car with the sun on them pushing well over 100F

It is up to you, me for the few $ toss them.

We test our son's eggs by submerging them in water.

If the sink they are OK
If they are suspended vertically in the water, use them quickly.
If the float, don't use them.

Smell is another obvious test when you break the egg open.

We had chickens for years. Eat the egg. It's Ok. If you break the shell and it smells, then yes, discard it. If no smell, it's good. Chicken coops can get over 90 degrees easily and the eggs are fine, even after a few days.

Eggs are sort of magic, in my book, and remarkably shelf-stable. We kept layers for years and it was fascinating to watch the process! Of particular interest to me was how/why eggs laid by one bird over the course of a week all hatched at the same time once mom started to "set" them-?

It turns out that they're "designed" to be more or less stable for at least that long, only beginning to develop into chicks once the constant setting of the mama bird begins. How cool is that?

Point being, I wouldn't have any concern about intact eggs having been left "out" in heat for a day...my birds' house often got that warm and warmer without any negative effects on the eggs we gathered.

And in any case, if you crack one open, you'll know right away if it's "spoiled"!

Farm eggs are amazing. Unwashed, they will keep for months even unrefrigerated (maybe not at 90 degrees though). Ours sit out in the storage area of the chicken coop for up to a couple weeks until we either eat them or find someone to give them to. In your case, I suspect that they are fine. Enjoy.

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Steve

they might be already cooked,, I,d pass just to be safe.