Moth eggs (potentially Fall Armyworm)

Found on various surfaces including plant leaves, window sills, and house siding, especially near light sources.

Larvae eat a wide range of plants, primarily grasses, corn, and other cereal crops.

Adult moths lay eggs in clusters covered with a protective layer of fuzzy scales from the female's body. Upon hatching, larvae disperse to find host plants.

The larvae (caterpillars) are significant agricultural pests that can cause extensive damage to crops and turf. They pose no direct health risk to humans.