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Im starting to see a lot of these i n my pond. Are they some sort of eggs? Some are darker than others. some are almost transparent. Thanks DAVE
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Without close examination, I think those are clumps or nodules of bluegreen algae likely belonging to the genus Rivularia or a closely related genus.
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