A dried leaf

full of....? Not sure if these are some eggs of an insect. It sure looks weird though.

[summerfield]

maybe they're aliens waiting for the mother ship! :-)

[Helen Sanderson]

An interesting puzzle

[vonski]

How interesting , we have tiny wasps here that produce Gauls , they usually are on oak leaves and are commonly called Oak apples. Inside each is a tiny wasp about 3mm long. I winger if yours are something similar ?

[Jacqueline]

Looks very interesting have you opened one of these bulbs, if it is similar to what Vonski says you should see a larvae inside.

[Suzie Townsend]

That really is strange looking. I hope you didn't take it home with you! :)

[Henri Russell]

Very interesting find. I like your capture of it.

[Kenabeek Mike]

Naw - that's just the way squirrels serve cooked peas. Actually, I agree that this is likely some kind of gall insect. Could be some kind of midge species.

[Rosie Kind]

Fantastic detail in this photo Fav

[Dawn]

Fabulous detailed image

[Lou Ann]

Well it’s a great closeup, I’ve not seen anything like it so I have no idea what those balls are. Surely an insect’s eggs though.

[Carole Sandford]

Love the textures of the leaf - not so sure about its contents lol

[Rick]

Nice capture.

[Diana]

@summerfield @hrs @ilovelenses @jacqbb @stownsend @henrir @mwerner @rosiekind @Dawn @louannwarren @carole_sandford @rickster549 Thanks for the fav and kind comments, they are very much appreciated.