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sam18

By Sam18

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Any idea what these are? I found them attached to a terra cotta pot. Thank you



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Welcome to GoY.
my first instinct were fungal hyphae but that would be unusual of new terracotta.

what do they feel like to the touch?
Was there a label stuck on the pot in that spot? if so could be glue residue.

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1 May, 2022

 

They look like green lacewing eggs, to me. "Mom" often drops her kids in the craziest places!

1 May, 2022

 

Tug you have taught me something today. We get lots of lacewings and I know what the larva look like but I have never seen eggs before. Thank you.

Something to keep an eye out for .

2 May, 2022

 

They have beautiful golden eyes and as a whole a very attractive insect....as an adult that is.

2 May, 2022

 

we often find them overwintering in the shed/conservatory/greenhouse and in hollow stems. They are beautiful and excellent predators of greenfly etc.

2 May, 2022

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