Mystery Eggs
Can anyone help ID these eggs? They were found while one of my techs were installing a fence today. The home owner asked that he take them away. I asked how much they were moved around during transport, but he wasnt sure. I have them now just curious as what they are. They were in a flower bed, under some pine needles. Thanks for looking.
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They look to me like ground skink eggs. You may want to candle them to get them right-side-up. Cool find!
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Very cool. Can't wait to find out what you see when you candle them.
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I had another tech remove these from a bed he was digging up today. Any ideas?
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Those look more like snake eggs to me. Perhaps ringneck or brown snake? I don't think ringnecks have clutches that large though, but it could be a small colubrid of some sort.
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Ive thought from the get go that both clutches were eastern worm or ringneck eggs..... Exciting to wait and find out!!!!!!!!!!
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Browns are live bearers. My guess is either ringnecks or greens, maybe wormsnakes. Will be interesting to find out.
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brown anole
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