Eggs found under squash leaf
9 years ago
I've cross posted this on 2 other forums, hopefully someone may know... I tried searching these, but too many images come up. Are are these stink bug eggs? If so, can anyone distinguish what kind? If not, what might these be? They are the tiniest eggs I think I've ever seen.
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