Are these eggs, and if so, whose?
I've just noticed these on a north-facing fence, though they may have been there any length of time. They are about the size of poppy seeds, and though the picture makes them look grey-green, they're really beige, and each has a dark spot facing outwards. Insects usually lay eggs on something the larvae can eat, but I would have thought wood-borers would lay their eggs inside their tunnels, where the eggs and larvae are safe from predators.
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I don’t suppose it could be a fungus or lichen?
@Dovefromabove Are you saying that they are moth/butterfly eggs? You're clever with 'bug stuff'.
I was just guessing.