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Lacewing Eggs

Chrysopidae sp.

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Description:

The tiniest little lacewing eggs. They are structured like little balloons on stalks to deter predators and cannibalization. This is my first time finding any. There seemed to be only a few scattered like this, no cluster or spiral.

Habitat:

Found on the edge of a mimosa sapling in an untended landscaping bed.

Notes:

I actually found these in the night with a blacklight and came back later for pictures.

Reference Links:

Eggs - BugGuide.Net

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