These were translucent and maybe 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch long. There were maybe
four or five on this plant, that I picked up from the pond. What would that
be?

Bouncing baby snails to be. ;-)


k30a

Could be snail eggs, or frog eggs.
Although frog eggs tend to be more in a mass, at least the ones I've seen,
rather then a chain or string. If you can see it, it's probably not mosquito
eggs, which are fairly difficult to see.

Sameer



"Cdonahey41" wrote in message
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These were translucent and maybe 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch long. There were
maybe
four or five on this plant, that I picked up from the pond. What would
that
be?

Could be snail eggs, or frog eggs.
Although frog eggs tend to be more in a mass, at least the ones I've seen,
rather then a chain or string. If you can see it, it's probably not mosquito
eggs, which are fairly difficult to see.

k30 is right ( as usual ) ) they are snail eggs. Frog eggs are laid in a
large mass, and toad eggs are in a string. Jerri

http://www.fringeweb.com/Ponds/JerrisPond