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Ladybug Eggs

Coccinellidae sp.

Photo by Mandy Hollman
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Field Notes

Description:

Cluster of 34 bright yellow, ovoid-shaped eggs, stuck to a tree trunk, about one and a half feet from the ground

Habitat:

Emory University campus, on a tree near the quad

Notes:

Will refine scientific ID later. Coccinellidae is the Family and includes all ladybugs.

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