What are these?

[No1Farang]

These pink things have been appearing all over the brick wall that divides some wetlands from my bungalow complex.  Started to see them a few weeks ago and now they are everywhere. Nothing seems to have hatched out yet but would be nice to know what is in store. Any ideas?

[johng]

The aliens have landed...  snail or spider eggs ????

[MekkOne]

those are snails eggs...

[from the home of CC]

5 minutes ago, MekkOne said:

those are snails eggs...

for scrambled escargot?

[KhunBENQ]

53 minutes ago, MekkOne said:

those are snails eggs...

To the point.

Very similar looking to what's on the net.

Snails, a much feared pest in the rice fields.

 

Edited December 1, 2018 by KhunBENQ

[No1Farang]

Thanks for the replies

 

[meinphuket]

Looks like something one could catch in Nana....

[Lacessit]

1 hour ago, meinphuket said:

Looks like something one could catch in Nana....

You know this how?

[upu2]

Spawn of the Triffods

[realenglish1]

Snail eggs just throw them in the water   That kills them

[Aforek]

 

[Grusa]

Sprinkle with salt. Kills most slimy things!

[Skeptic7]

Why kill them???  Always kill Kill KILL

 

There are dozens of native snail species here. Long before any of us. 

 

Leave them be. 

[huberthammer]

 

Why kill them???  Always kill Kill KILL

 

There are dozens of native snail species here. Long before any of us. 

 

Leave them be. 

how about cook them? 

[Skeptic7]

 

how about cook them? 

How about leave them be? 

[jak2002003]

 

Why kill them???  Always kill Kill KILL

 

There are dozens of native snail species here. Long before any of us. 

 

Leave them be. 

While I agree totally with you sentiment, I have so inform you this species of snail is not native to Thailand.  It comes from Africa.  It's an introduced pest species, and causes a lot of damage to rice crops.  

 

However, it has helped the Asian openbill stork survive (where most other species have become near extinct here), as this stork finds them a good food.

 

 

[Skeptic7]

 

While I agree totally with you sentiment, I have so inform you this species of snail is not native to Thailand.  It comes from Africa.  It's an introduced pest species, and causes a lot of damage to rice crops.  

 

However, it has helped the Asian openbill stork survive (where most other species have become near extinct here), as this stork finds them a good food.

 

 

Totally on board with eradication of destructive alien species. Have discussed this very topic in the Bird threads. However, most people haven't a clue about such things and all they do is kill anything and everything without a thought, nor care. This is my gripe, as you already know. Thx for the info.