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I went down to the land today to do some cleaning when I noticed several of the below "egg sacs" attached to foliage in the water. What are they? 
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Okay, well after a quick google image search, they appear to be frog eggs. That's about the only thing that matches...and matches just about exactly what they looked like. Especially this image: 
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They could be leopard frog eggs but the egg mass looks a little too big for leopard frog.
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Bill, looks like you're right. Eggs look very similar and the Southern Leopard Frog is indigenous to my area in East Texas.
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I have eggs that look exactly like that and I have always thought they were leopard frog eggs as I have thousands of leopard frogs around my pond.
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