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#256542 04/27/11 10:04 AM
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Hello all,
As I was walking around my pond this morning I noticed a cluster of eggs attached to some submerged bullrush in my pond. I took a picture and will try to include it. They are fairly large eggs and I can see what looks like tadpoles in them some have white in the center. Any ideas?

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I'll bet they are a type of frog eggs, not fish eggs.


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I would tend to agree - looks like frog eggs and seems like a more logical place that a frog would lay its eggs. I may be totally off base, though! Not that I speak from experience on being off base, but I've heard it happens to everyone at some point! grin


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Yeah froggies, I get them in the pond every spring.



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Thank you all. Now I don't have to worry about disturbing them:)


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