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August 12, 2022

Event

Strange eggs observed in grass

Larsen Bay, Alaska, United States

DMS:	N 57º 31' 54.368" W 154º 0' 24.706"
Lat/Lng:	57.5317688727932 -154.006862640381

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Unidentfied deposits or growth was observed covering plant in Larsen Bay.

Observation by Teresa Carlson:

Asked locals what is this? no ideas. asked if any seen it before and no. first time observing here in our area.

Comment by Derek Sikes:

Looks more like a fungus than eggs. In any case, I don't recognize it.

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Teresa Carlson Observer

IGAP Coordinator TRIBE

Larsen Bay Tribal Environmental

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Derek Sikes Consultant

Fairbanks Alaska, United States

Curator of Insects University of Alaska Museum - Entomology

UAF, University of Alaska Fairbanks

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Carlson, Teresa and Derek Sikes. 2022. Strange eggs observed in grass. LEO Network (leonetwork.org). Accessed 1 November 2024.