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Beautiful insect eggs. A pearly yellow color which shone in the sun. These beauties currently mark an unknown beginning.
Forty-five eggs in total.
Thank you very much, Braulio!
Wow!Small ones!
Haha, Env! :-)
Haha, Scott! ;-)Thank you very much Joshua!Haha, it would be cool, Ann! :-)
Haha, for a moment there I thought we had a case of one very organized mama-moth!!
very nice Jakubko
I saw those numbers and I thought, wow, that shakes everything up! ;-)
Sounds good!
Thank you Carol!!Emma, I'll call you Hemma, if you don't mind. :)
The confusion that i have created for myself is totally confusing me.
HA! LOL!
Why thank you, Emma! I really needed to work on those things! :-) Would you like me to call you Hemma, Emma, or Hema?
J,You are developing good analytical and organizational skills!!
Thanks Emma! It was on a Service Berry:http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/165...
What kind of leaf was it on?
Thanks Ken!
Yes, I see how numbering helps. I just want to stay within the bounds of the site.
Marta, lottery eggs? Haha! Thanks! It took almost an hour to add all those numbers! Firebug babies? How can you tell?
Insects playing lottery??..hehee..nice idea to tag the eggs to see how many there are :-) Most likely they are some firebug babies :-)
Jellyfish, I put numbers on them so people would know how many eggs there were. Sometimes it is helpful to point out how many eggs there are when making an ID, as some insects lay within a certain amount of eggs.
Why are there numbers on numbers on them?
Thanks, Harsuame!
ha ha genial:::
Spotted on Jul 22, 2012 Submitted on Jul 23, 2012
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Thank you very much, Braulio!
Wow!
Small ones!
Haha, Env! :-)
Haha, Scott! ;-)
Thank you very much Joshua!
Haha, it would be cool, Ann! :-)
Haha, for a moment there I thought we had a case of one very organized mama-moth!!
very nice Jakubko
I saw those numbers and I thought, wow, that shakes everything up! ;-)
Sounds good!
Thank you Carol!!
Emma, I'll call you Hemma, if you don't mind. :)
The confusion that i have created for myself is totally confusing me.
HA! LOL!
Why thank you, Emma! I really needed to work on those things! :-) Would you like me to call you Hemma, Emma, or Hema?
J,You are developing good analytical and organizational skills!!
Thanks Emma! It was on a Service Berry:
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/165...
What kind of leaf was it on?
Thanks Ken!
Yes, I see how numbering helps. I just want to stay within the bounds of the site.
Marta, lottery eggs? Haha! Thanks! It took almost an hour to add all those numbers! Firebug babies? How can you tell?
Insects playing lottery??..hehee..nice idea to tag the eggs to see how many there are :-) Most likely they are some firebug babies :-)
Jellyfish, I put numbers on them so people would know how many eggs there were. Sometimes it is helpful to point out how many eggs there are when making an ID, as some insects lay within a certain amount of eggs.
Why are there numbers on numbers on them?
Thanks, Harsuame!
ha ha genial:::