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What kind of eggs???
Here are some pics of eggs we have seen in the pond, we are in NY, pond has CC, Bullheads, small mouth bass & blue gil, snapper turtle, box turtle, salamanders..
Thank you for any help
-Jessica
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Jessica, I'm going to say that you can rule out fish or turtle eggs. 4 different egg clusters, right?
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Yes they were different clusters at different times
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Could they be frog or salamander?
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That's my guess, or toad.
I'm sure someone else on here can narrow it down. The cluster was deposited by something different than the stringy ones.
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Not american toad eggs. They have black centers.
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Toad and frog eggs are in long strings.
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American toad eggs are in strings, but this is not true of many frog eggs which can be in masses. (Google images for frog eggs).
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i have no idea but there is a salamader in the picture on top of the eggs in the last picture
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