The stand-up ones may be lady beetle eggs.

That said, larger images would help. (I didn't see a way to enlarge them.)

I know, I am very dissapointed in my camera - I cannot take any closer shots, it gets blurry. But, update -- I kept all these eggs on the leaves in a zip lock bag sealed, and yesterday I saw that the up-right eggs (yellow) have hatched! How can they hatch in a sealed environment?? Anyway, they look like red body bugs with lots of legs, not sure yet if they are lady bugs. There are no distinct spots on their red bodies, the body is not perfectly round, more dimond shaped. The shiny copper eggs seem to be drying out so I might never find out what they are. There is also some tiny black particles in the bag - maybe, just maybe, those bugs p-o-o-p?

Ladybugs hatchlings (larvae) look entirely different than the familiar adult beetle you are expecting to see. However, I don't think that I've seen any that are red. Look up 'ladybug larvae' images for comparison.