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Field Notes

Description:

Very small the top is a faint yellow.

Habitat:

Unknown

Notes:

Super thin about 1/2 a centimeter tall, and the head is a very faint yellow .

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
LuckyLogan
Yep, as Daniele pointed out this in not a fungus or a slime mold. So if you could remove it from the slime molds mission, that would be great. This are in fact lacewing eggs.
young45365
This was right side up do you know what it is called?
DanielePralong
Hi young45365! Did you find this oriented this way, or is it upside down? If upside down these could be lacewings eggs hanging on their stalk. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysopidae

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PublishedMarch 3, 2014

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