Has anyone ever seen this before?





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Betty on Jun 03, 2017
Ants,bee hive,or another type of insect nestHelpful Reply -
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Jan Loehr on Jun 03, 2017
Yes it is a mass of insect eggs...if you want to remove this I would recommend you spray it with a bug killer spray...wait a few days then scrape this down with a flat scraping tool of your choice...Helpful Reply -
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Linda on Jun 03, 2017
They are eggs. Spray with household cleaner and wipe away with a damp clothHelpful Reply -
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Tammy on Jun 03, 2017
I would spray it with wasp killer before scrapping it away.Helpful Reply -
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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA on Jun 03, 2017
Spritz them with rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide, then remove.Helpful Reply- See 1 previous
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Debbie on Jun 03, 2017
Those look like the egg clutch of a praying mantis. I don't see any reason to kill them, praying mantis are goodHelpful Reply -
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Christine Alexander on Jun 03, 2017
Ticks burn themHelpful Reply -
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Bwr24794536 on Jun 06, 2017
unscribibeHelpful Reply -
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Nvs13413459 on Jun 06, 2017
They are not Mantis eggs. Mantis eggs are in a cocoon like structure. I have to agree with Christine on them being tick eggs. Scrape them off and burn.Helpful Reply -
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