A closer view:
The must be eggs from some weird insect, but those stalk deals they are suspended upon is a new one on me. Never seen or heard of such a thing.
Any ideas?
This was taken at the end of my birthday party last weekend:
That's Pinnacle Atomic Hots cinnamon vodka in them there shot glasses. Good stuff. Our monkey collection grew to eight today, but I can assure you that they aren't all drunks like these two.
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4 comments:
I think those are lacewing eggs. I've seen them often enough to know they're fairly common, but they're pretty hard to see. I think they are usually on the undersides of leaves.
P.S.: Downloading my copy of "Milk Run" right now.
Thanks for the ID and the pennies. Appreciate it mucho.
I see them a lot in my garden too so I looked it up & came to the same conclusion. They ate said to be very beneficial.
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