Monarch eggs have faint vertical stripes, and they are about 1/32 inch diameter. There is a photo of a monarch egg at the MonarchWatch website.

Those are almost definitely monarch eggs. I live in southern Maryland, very close to eastern VA, and I have eggs on my milkweed plants. I did see the monarch at the plants this time, but in past years sometimes they lay their eggs without me ever seeing them.

You could bring a milkweed leaf indoors, one with an egg. I will put the leaf in a small cup with a bit of water in the bottom, to keep the leaf hydrated. If its a monarch egg, it will hatch in 3 or 4 days. First instar monarch cats are pretty tiny. You might have to hand rear the caterpillar to the 2nd or 3rd instar to be certain that its actually a monarch cat.

Since I didn't see any monarch's I assummed they
were some other bugs eggs. I will stop picking them
off, and see how they look when they hatch. I'm
trying to stay ahead of the milkweed bug and red
aphids. I think their eggs are in orange clusters.
I love the monarchs, that's why I planted milkweed
in the first place. Thanks for the info.