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Small fluffy eggs on blade of grass
Copyright © 2020 DANIEAMAN

Small fluffy eggs on blade of grass
Charleston , Charleston County, South Carolina, USA
May 20, 2020
Size: Very small, rice like
Found during the day on blades of zoysia grass in backyard. Small, rice sized and shaped with fluffy cotton like appearance. Most laid in clusters of 10 or more.
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Contributed by DANIEAMAN on 25 May, 2020 - 1:24pm
Last updated 13 February, 2024 - 7:01pm

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… v belov, 13 February, 2024 - 7:01pm login or register to post comments

Possibly Microgastrinae…
These may be cocoons of parasitic wasps. If you like, you can cut off a clump from one of the blades, and place it in a sealed jar to see what may eventually emerge.

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… Ross Hill, 25 May, 2020 - 2:03pm login or register to post comments

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