Rugose Spiraling Whitefly

Thank you Karen, it is now in the signs of wildlife, animal architecture & eggs of the world missions.

Very interesting!
You could also add this to the signs of wildlife, animal architecture & eggs of the world missions.

Thank you pamsai, Cindy and ceherzog for the ID and the links. Finally this detective work has been solved with the help of many. Isn´t Project Noah great?

It's made it's way to Florida, too.

this looks like Whitefly. Unfortunately I have plenty of these 'crop circles' in my garden. When they hatch, they suck the sap out of the plants and the leaves turn yellow and drop. Enough of them can kill the plant. They love my hibiscus plants!
http://bugguide.net/node/view/152934/bgp...

Thank you again martinl for solving this "mystery spotting".

http://www.brisbaneinsects.com/brisbane_...

Thank you Gilma Jeannette, Lauren and Yuko.

Thank you martinl for the pointer.

I'll guess it's hemipteran. Some kind of leaf hopper eggs and then it lays a waxy trail to make it hard for predators like ants or snails to cross.

I had a moth that layed eggs and after, it look vey similar to your picture but only in the middle....The circles!!! now those are definitely miniature alien crop circles... ; )

Miniature aliens making mini-crop designs.

Incredible spot!

Thank you marcus.toft, Hemma and Smith'sZoo. It may be all of the above ha ha

Smiths'Zoo - Haha, that was my first thought, too! Looks like a mini crop circle

Alien signs? ;)

leaf miner?

Very interesting! My guess is either some kind of egg or the residue of where a critter had attached itself to the leaf.