Posted by ChrisR on 13-10-2007 16:08
#1
Eddie17 has asked me to post these photos here as he is having difficulties uploading. To quote:
The eggs I saw were on the leaf and I took them about June/July time in Devon, I have been told that they are very similar to eggs of a stink bug, but one that comes from Australia.
Posted by Tony Irwin on 13-10-2007 18:59
#3
There's a common North American shieldbug (
Podisus) that has eggs very like these, as do some Reduviidae, but I don't know which British species they're likely to be.
Posted by Christine Devillers on 16-12-2012 11:16
#4
With such long aeromicropyles, I think it is rather an Asopinae.
With that dark colour, that structure and the number (10 - 17) of the long and bend backwards aeromicropyles, I think it could be eggs of
Troilus luridus.
You can see here a female of Tro
ilus luridus laying eggs on a leaf, and the nymphs emerging
http://www.comman...ridus.html