Happy Weekend, Friends!
I think it’s time to bring back the puzzler, starting today. Here’s a few photos I took recently on Milkweed, at my friend Kim’s farm. Check them out!
These are very tiny, which is why they are so hard to photograph. Sometimes you’ll find just one or two on a leaf, and then other times, like in the top photo, there’ll be a bunch together. The spheres are on a long, thin stalk, always at the very end. Do you have a guess about what these are or how they got there? If so, I would love to hear from you! Use the comment box below the post to give your guess.
Click here to see the answer to this week’s puzzler!
See you again soon!
Lacewing larvae is my vote!
Hey Sara, I know this was a super hard puzzler– they are lacewing eggs! Thanks for reading and taking time to guess. I hope you have a lovely Sunday.
I’m stumped
Yes, it is a hard one. Most people have never seen this, making it even harder. They are lacewing eggs.
I dearly adore your puzzlers!
Thank you Sara. I enjoy them too because I tend to learn a lot more than if I had no one to share all of this stuff with. Thanks for following along!
Aren’t those tiny tethered spheres lacewing eggs?
Hi Patrice! Yes, they are!! Thanks for reading and taking the time to guess.