It sounds like one of the small grass skippers. Many of them will lay on grasses in lawns like crabgrass. Just did a quick search for what skipper eggs look like and the first one to come up was for a fiery skipper that looked just like that, but I'm sure a lot of them are similar.

Below is a link to pics of California skippers, but if you didn't get a good look at the adult it won't be of much help. The best way to know would be to raise it and take lots of pictures. We would all be very interested in seeing them I'm sure. Finding that tiny egg is like finding a four leaf clover!

Here is a link that might be useful: http://butterfly.ucdavis.edu/butterfly/common/Skippers

@ molanic!!!! Thank you! Thats exactly what it is! I watched it lay the blue-ish one and i jumped off the counter where i was sitting and found it!