In fact since reading your web pages, we have decided to put a few back for fear they may die before they get to school. We now understand that they mustn't be overcrowded. Any information would be of interest. Claudette Yes, it's toad spawn. Common toads have a double string of eggs.
Natterjack toads have a single.
I always take a bit of frogspawn from my pond and raise it my self, its very interesting. But I have one thing I need to ask. I have a pond with loads of frog spawn and frogs and even one newt. But for some reason I don't seem ever to get any toads never mind about breeding toads. Toads always breed in the pond where they were spawned,which can mean they have to undertake a dangerous journey.