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Photo by Christine Y.
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Field Notes

Description:

Stink Bug Eggs - Pentatomidae
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Eighteen, perfectly laid eggs that were barrel-shaped and deposited in a very neat, compact cluster. They were standing upright, were pale yellowish with red markings seen on/through the lids. The circular lids had tiny spines around the edges.

Habitat:

I found them on the underside of a leaf (plant species unknown) in a meadow.

Notes:

I thought they might be Podisus sp., but am not sure as I can't find a match.

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Comments (4)
SarahWhitt
COOL!! Even the red markings on the tops are perfectly aligned!! NICE spotting, Christine!! :)

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