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I'm in Oklahoma and have found the strange white rubber egg shaped mystery in my flower bed. There was one on a rock that borders the flower bed. I found another one today. As I explored more there is a nest like pile. Maybe 8-10 each. I opened the largest one......a bit spooky and gross. It had like a bone type thing inside with Orange brownish matter between the bone.......
I'm in Oklahoma and have found the strange white rubber egg shaped mystery in my flower bed. There was one on a rock that borders the flower bed. I found another one today. As I explored more there is a nest like pile. Maybe 8-10 each. I opened the largest one......a bit spooky and gross. It had like a bone type thing inside with Orange brownish matter between the bone.......
I suspect turtle eggs. You have quite a few box turtles in OK and that sounds like their eggs.
Are these white egg shaped things stinkhorns? I have found lots of them in my flower bed and wanted to know how to get rid of them and what are they? Are they Poisonous? Where did they come from? Can anyone help me?
Hello,
Found four or more eggs when digging up around my vegie garden fence. The eggs are slightly rubbery or squashy, pure white, size similar to a U.S. penny or dime or slightly smaller and isolated from each other. I was considering the eggs to be either lizard, garden snake, or insect (spider), as I live in the South East of the U.S in a mountainous rural area. I have also see two mixed (brown and green with spikes) colored lizards running around in the garden during the past few spring seasons. Could anyone help me identify as to what these egg sakes could be. Thanks
Did you find out what these were. I found the exact same thing today. The orange tube is what makes me say the exact same thing. Thanks!
I have them in my mulch as well. I found them last evening down in the mulch and there were probably 30 of them. They are disgusting. I don't know if this is coincidental but my rhododendrons are dying and I don't know if this is related. If anyone has answers, please let me know. I don't live in a tropical area - east coast, Maryland so it wouldn't be anything related to a tropical scenario. HELP!
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