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Photo by BarbaraSing
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Field Notes

Description:

Silvery metallic looking spheroid eggs 1mm diameter

Habitat:

Soap wattle Acacia colei (Soap or Cole’s Wattle)

Notes:

Maybe butterfly eggs. Glass wing?

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
BarbaraSing
Thanks Neil for the insight. They are certainly similar. I'm hoping they hatch and we find out. The five perfect rows of two great opportunity for my Year 3 students in doubling and counting by twos.
Neil Ross
Possibly even Shield Bugs. They also have pearlish silvery eggs, laid in rows of two. Here's a great pic from a fellow PN spotter: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/164506064 I love this photo.

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Derby District High School Bioblitz
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PublishedMarch 11, 2014

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