So, noticed a bunch of these eggs round the yard, looks like they were buried a few inches into the ground and something hatched.
They are the size of small chicken eggs, assuming some kind of snake, anyone got any idea what kind?
PS I went on line and they might no be snake eggs, they are hard shelled and the snake must have a huge whatever to pass this thing out, so not sure what is coming out of them.
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Turtle eggs
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Originally posted by smanTurtle eggs
Great, thank you very much, never seen a turtle in our back yard, but we back up onto marsh and a little drainage kinda creek.
thanks again, mystery solved.
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bet two nickels, sman is right!
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Thats cool.
Bet snake though as turtles have round eggs, right???
NN
Ya turtle eggs, have them all the time at my place, last year I watched a moma dig a hole and lay 47 eggs and burry them in my tomato patch! We checked that area after so many days but never saw them hatch.
turtle eggs , have them in yard bout every year , don’t know why they choose my garden and wifes flower patch…
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snake eggs are soft - leathery.
Ain’t either one good to eat!
Those sea turtle eggs from the beach are pretty tasty!
So, given the size of the eggs they have to be pretty big turtles right, I mean these eggs are just about the size of a regular Hens egg.
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Those sea turtle eggs from the beach are pretty tasty!
You should try them in a manatee omelet.
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Originally posted by natureboysnake eggs are soft - leathery.
Pretty sure turtle eggs are too but they stiffen up after they hatch and dry out.
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