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I dipped my net into my pond to scoop up some leaf debris from the bottom of my pond (20 inches deep) and got a big bunch of eggs (pretty sure they are frog eggs) with the leaves. I have had singing croaking frogs for the past week or so but didn't thinking anything about it. They must have been doing the crazy thing and have produced eggs!!! Whats going on? In September?
Is this batch of eggs doomed or do some tadpoles survive the winter here in Georgia?
I haven't seen the frogs, unfortunately, to ID them.
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