Any help identifying these (snake?) eggs? I was planting tomatoes

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2017-06-28 08:57:08 Post No. 2418438
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Anonymous 2017-06-28 08:57:08 Post No. 2418438 [Report]

Any help identifying these (snake?) eggs? I was planting tomatoes in my garden and found about 7 of them while digging. They were between 3-8 inches deep in the dirt and had a rough bumpy texture but were soft and you could press them slightly with your finger. I live in very northern California and the closest idea I could have is possibly a Black Racer, but as far as I know California isn't in their habitat range.

Anonymous 2017-06-28 09:29:12 Post No.2418445
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Anonymous 2017-06-28 09:29:12 Post No.2418445 [Report]

>>2418438
It's snakes. There's not much you can do to I'd them. Sit on them until they hatch and stop poking them.

Anonymous 2017-06-28 09:33:12 Post No.2418448
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Anonymous 2017-06-28 09:33:12 Post No.2418448 [Report]

>>2418438
I think you should put them back if you don't mind them being there, leaving them out of the dirt can kill them.

Anonymous 2017-06-28 09:57:59 Post No.2418453
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Anonymous 2017-06-28 09:57:59 Post No.2418453 [Report]

>>2418448
I re buried them at the same depth they were at when I found them. I'm just curious into what type of snake they'll hatch into.

Anonymous 2017-06-28 10:01:10 Post No.2418455
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Anonymous 2017-06-28 10:01:10 Post No.2418455 [Report]

>>2418453
Oh okok. I'm not familiar with American snakes. I'd help you out if I could, sorry.