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• :: Looks like frogspawn to me, but why not in the pond?
• The spawn of the two species also differs in that frogspawn is laid in clumps and toadspawn is laid in long strings.
• In Cornwall in southwestern England, gardeners found frogspawn in mid-December, months early, and there have already been sightings of early primroses and snowdrops.
• Frogspawn looks like clusters, as you describe ( and as is pictured above ) .-- talk ) 17 : 03, 2 March 2009 ( UTC)
• :My guess would also be frogspawn-- you say that it's not that, because frogspawn looks like " beadlike strands ", but I believe that's only true for toadspawn!
• :My guess would also be frogspawn-- you say that it's not that, because frogspawn looks like " beadlike strands ", but I believe that's only true for toadspawn!
• It shares the common name of "'frogspawn coral "'with " Euphyllia divisa ", but is differentiated as the " branching " frogspawn whereas " Euphyllia divisa " has a " wall " structure.
• It shares the common name of "'frogspawn coral "'with " Euphyllia divisa ", but is differentiated as the " branching " frogspawn whereas " Euphyllia divisa " has a " wall " structure.
• British schoolchildren have traditionally nicknamed the dish frog spawn, due to its appearance . " The Guardian " described it as " Britain's most hated school pudding ", with names such as fish eyes, frogspawn and eyeball pudding.
• Both cast doubt on the other's poetic skill; Kennedy states that while he ascends Mount Parnassus to drink of the insiprational waters of the Castalian Spring, Dunbar goes " in Marche or Februere " to a farm pond and drinks the frogspawn.
• His proposed criteria for distinguishing the two are that Mancunians avoid Ng-coalescence, so singer rhymes with finger and king, ring, sing, etc . all end with a hard sound, and also that Leeds residents employ " Yorkshire assimilation ", by which voiced consonants change into voiceless consonants in words such as Bradford, subcommittee and frogspawn.