Found Some Eggs. Anyone Know What They Are?

[Sir Topham Hatt]

So I found these in my garden next to the fence. They were not exactly buried.

Does anyone know what they are?

[_neutrino Veteran]

Dragons?

also why did you remove them?

[badb0y]

Turtle

[LaP]

Opossum

[Asrokhel]

Opossum

You do know that an opossum is a mammal-like, and gives live birth.

[linsook]

first thing i thought of was quail eggs. mmmm

[+Warwagon MVC]

Put them in an incubator and see what comes out!

[*RedBull*]

Probably eggs.

[Hum]

SNAKE !!! :woot:

[Teebor]

If you find a pig in your garden tomorow I would say a free breakfast

They look more like stones to me than eggs

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SNAKE !!! :woot:

[Tuishimi]

Are they hard-shelled or leathery. If leathery then they are snake or turtle eggs. If they are hard-shelled then they belong to a bird of some sort.

You might want to either put them back or build a make-shift incubator for them.

[Crisp]

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Mushroom! Mushroom!

SNAKE !!! :woot:

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SNAKE !!! :woot:

OOOOoooooo it's a

SNAKE !!! :woot:

[ILikeTobacco]

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[.Neo]

Immediately thought of quail eggs as well.

[Art3x]

You do know that an opossum is a mammal-like, and gives live birth.

What is mammal-like?

I believe he was joking also.

[Guest]

The very rare yellow speckled ######, a bird thought to be extinct in 98% of the world.

[Ambroos]

Are they hard-shelled or leathery. If leathery then they are snake or turtle eggs. If they are hard-shelled then they belong to a bird of some sort.

You might want to either put them back or build a make-shift incubator for them.

There aren't really any wild snakes or turtles in the UK :p

On a serious note, I suspect finch or swallow eggs. Mind washing them a little with water to get the dirt off and photographing them from closer up on a white sheet? Perhaps put some reference object next to them, a ruler or a coin.

[Jason S. Global Moderator]

quail eggs.

(also, the honey badger just dont give a sh*t)

[The Laughing Man]

Why'd you remove them? Good job killer! lol

[nyolc8]

If you'll put back them, I think their mom will leave they alone because you touched them. So you basically killed them.

[Xilo]

If you'll put back them, I think their mom will leave they alone because you touched them. So you basically killed them.

Old wives tale to get kids to not mess with things.

[HawkMan]

Snails.

[Coagulated]

There aren't really any wild snakes or turtles in the UK :p

On a serious note, I suspect finch or swallow eggs. Mind washing them a little with water to get the dirt off and photographing them from closer up on a white sheet? Perhaps put some reference object next to them, a ruler or a coin.

Actually, we do have a few snakes, turtles and lizards ;)

Although, I think the turtles are a recent thing. Snakes and Lizards are a definite though :)

[Draconian Guppy]

If you'll put back them, I think their mom will leave they alone because you touched them. So you basically killed them.

This has been disproved several times.

looks like lizard eggs.

[Mando]

they are blackbird or quail eggs (dependant on size). And also being around november they have probably been stashed by a predator to have later.