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orange eggs, 2015-07-07 > Coleoptera
Lennart Bendixen
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Posted on 17-11-2015 20:57
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Hi everyone,

who's got an idea who's the producer of these eggs? I found them on withered grass on a low earth wall.

Totally length of the cluster is 6 mm.

Thanks a lot for any hint!

Lennart

2015-07-07 (the 2 upper pictures) / 2015-07-11 (left) and 2015-07-13 (right; the lower pictures),

Northern Germany, S-H, Mohrkirch, fallow land
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Chrysomelidae, perhaps?
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Could be Coccinellidae, I think.
Greetings,
Henrik
 
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Thank you both!
Regarding their appearance both families seem to fit very well (in my eyes.. I just had to search for pictures first, because I had never seen beetles' eggs before); the place would be less odd for Coccinellidae than for Chryomelidae, I think?
 
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