I'D these eggs please

Interesting.
I cannot be sure whether it is animal or vegetable.
They are so smooth.
No evidence of segments..legs, mouth parts, bottom or wings.
Seems to have a head...but is it?
Been surfing www but got no where. Sorry.

Maybe in a day or 2 they will change.

 

@Silver surfer i've been looking ALL night and still nothing conclusive got me most perplexed

 

I don't think they are Vine Weevil larvae as when I have found them they are usually a C shape and have a dark coloured head unless these are at the very early stage of development before they get to the C shape stage. Also they are usually amongst the roots of the wilted plants they have noshed on not round the edge of a flower container with a healthy plant in it.


When I first saw them I thought they were some sort of plant seed

 

I wonder if these could belong to some kind of parasitic wasp ?

 

@Tetters by JOVE i think you could be reet on the money me dearie awarding you Gold Star ....How did i not see that my spinning head can rest

 

@Sonya
Bet they did bless um - im sure they'll be sat in their hive reminiscing the feast they had from those beauties all thru the lean winter months

 

Cheers for the pollen, see ya next year

 

Took some more pics, looking like they're gunna be animal more than plant. I'm thinking now that they could be woodlice. You can see the bodies taking shape on the 2 top rhs - top pic. Tried to crop the pic as much as i could without losing detail. I want to get rid of them but I as also want to see what they turn into

 

Thank you Sonya. Really clear pics.
Fascinating.
Now very clearly animal.
Developing wings and legs by the look of it.
Head has come off on one.
Jury is still out on what they will be.
Do keep us posted with progress.

 

Some of them are drying out, they've shrivelled up and gone black

 

I'm still scatching me head

 

[QUOTE]I'D these eggs please[/QUOTE]
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... they are not for poaching and putting on toast

 

''Common wasp''
@Sonya what is that under the pound coin in your photo? Could it be part of a broken nest?

 

Won't be having any on toast, birds must have polished them off
The pound coin was just on a dead leaf.