Are those snake eggs in your garden? How to identify them, where snakes usually lay eggs, what they look like and what you should do if you find a clutch hiding under soil, leaves, compost or garden debris

Garden enthusiasts may come across pale, leathery eggs that could be mistakenly attributed to snakes. Unlike avian eggs, which are hard and rigid, snake eggs are soft and pliable, often residing in cozy corners of the garden. Notably, some snake species lay eggs while others give live birth. Gardens provide the perfect environment for snakes due to the ample food and shelter.
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