What the He…er Heck is this?!
I have never seen one before and the first one I noted today looked like a very wet and shiny brain.
There was a weird sense of fear as I had to get nearer, waiting for an alien to pop out at me, glistening fangs and dripping eyes…(sorry, but it’s true)
Ok, fine, I avoided taking the picture of the first wet one, I didn’t want to get too close and then I saw other ones.
Parts of my insides said…BUTTERFLIES!!!! OOOOOOO AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
The rest said are you NUTS!?!?, get some pics so that the nature people everywhere, or in Pennsylvania can rationally erase alien feelings of horror.
Elisa's Spot 
that stuff on the outside looks a LOT like bubbled spit
ew ew ewwwwwwww ew
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hardend froth covered eggs of a tussock moth
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hmm well i’m looking at images of tussock moth eggs and they are nothing like this, though i can’t find anything similar adding froth to the search ew ew ew ty K dear for helping me to look!
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Good morning K! I hope the geese let you sleep!
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Maybe a praying mantis egg case? There could be lots of little ones in there!
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ooooooooooooooooooo I googled those this morning and YES that IS what they seem to look like! They DOOOOOOOOOOOO have fangs and claws and alien faces too!! I like them though! Now, how to find out when they might come out, so I can catch them! (with my eyes, not my hands)
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I’m thinking praying mantis egg case, too. I see them throughout the meadows here.
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well they doooooooooo look like aliens! i SWEAR they do!
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I agree! They certainly are strange looking creatures. 🙂
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Fantastic shots!
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Thanks very much!
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I would be running very far away!
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giggling!!
It was really creepy at the time. It is less creepy now, as I happen to like the Praying Mantis. But, I bet if I walked in the chill of the morning, when the fog caused a particular glistening on them, that I could recall the creeps quite readily.
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