Identifying organisms at the egg stage is very, very difficult to do. So many eggs look alike. Without distinguishing colors (as with ladybug eggs), features (as with lacewing eggs), or laying patterns (as with stinkbug eggs), I simply can't give you a good identification. 

However, if you are able to keep track of these eggs, and snap photos when they hatch, I will have a better chance of providing an accurate identification.

Sorry I can not be of immediate help.

Thank you, Dr. Langellotto.  Some have hatched into teeny tiny grey inchworms with black heads, about 1/16" long.  Any guesses? 

Hi Peg,

Is there any chance you can share a photo? 

Your description helps me narrow it down to the Holometabolous insect orders. A photo would help me narrow it down, further

Hi Peg,

I apologize for the trouble. I can see that an .mp4 file (audio file) was uploaded, but the system has a note that says 'file type not allowed'.

You can also try emailing me directly at <personal data hidden>. It might be easier to attach the photos to an email, versus in the Ask Extension system.

Hi Peg, if it's easier you can text a photo to ‪<personal data hidden>‬ and I can get it Gail. Please include ticket  AE#0080281