Slug Eggs vs Worm Eggs

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gaddict North Brunswick, NJ Mar 01, 2009

Can anyone tell me the difference between slug eggs and worm eggs? I don't want to throw the worm eggs into the woods but I don't want to leave the slug eggs in my garden. I've read contrary descriptions so don't know which is which. Thanks

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JuneyBug Dover AFB, DE(Zone 7a) Mar 01, 2009

Here's google pics. of slug eggs: http://images.google.com/images?sourceid=navclient&rlz=1T4GFRD_enUS267US269&q=slug%20eggs&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi

edited to add: And here are the earthworm eggs: http://images.google.com/images?sourceid=navclient&rlz=1T4GFRD_enUS267US269&q=earthworm%20eggs&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi

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gaddict North Brunswick, NJ Mar 01, 2009

Thanks, JuneyBug. Of course I have been saving slug eggs! P.S. I have a cousin whose nickname is Junebug!

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JuneyBug Dover AFB, DE(Zone 7a) Mar 01, 2009

In my family the nickname Junebug is at least 150 years old. One of each generation has it. My American immigrant family is Schwald & Bylander, is yours one of these?

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gaddict North Brunswick, NJ Mar 02, 2009

Juneybug, no, but that would have been pretty cool as I'm not sure where my cousin is at this time. I do appreciate the google references. What's the weather there today? Here, it is snowing, cold & blustery. We're expected to get 6-8" of snow. Hope it's warmer there!

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JuneyBug Dover AFB, DE(Zone 7a) Mar 02, 2009

That storm hit us a couple of days ago and dumped 8 - 10 inches of the white stuff here. Real pretty, but it makes drivinig in these hills tough. We've got a warm-up happening though, 10 degrees warmer each day of this week 'till we hit near 70 on Friday, then down to a more normal 50ish for the weekend. We have gotten the cold, stormy weather on the weekends for about a month...

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