Insect eggs?

[eqfe]

Thinning out a newly planted bed, seeded with beet, carrots, parsnips and rutabagas, I notice a great number of small round eggs. The were round, beige, and 1/8 to 3/16 in diameter. My first thought was that they must be cricket, wasp or grasshopper eggs since those were the only large insects that I've seen in the garden. I googled all three,

Comments

[melw0103]

Lizards/Skinks love to lay eggs in garden beds. Great additions to your garden if that's what they are:)

[eqfe]

That would be great, I'm in Md. so the only lizard I'm used to seeing is sitting on my son's shoulder, it's his pet.

[n_decisive]

Spider? I don't think all of them use egg sacs...who knows, maybe they're ^*$#)(* stink bugs. ;)

[eqfe]

Damn, I didn't even think of them.