Re: VINE BORER EGGS !! - Can you find them in this picture?

I'd like to see the picture you forgot to attach.
--- Brad2julie@aol.com wrote:
> Group,
>            I remember when I was getting started,
> how tough it was to figure 
> out the Squash Vine Borer moth and her madening love
> affair with my pumpkin 
> plants.  First of all finding a moth was a challenge
> and second identifying 
> the eggs and their location on my plants was next to
> impossible!   So one can 
> understand my excitement when I discovered
> Warrior-T/Scimitar and its 
> devastating effectiveness with my primary nemesis
> the (SVB).  Have I ever 
> said how much I love Warrior?  I know, only a
> million times.  Anyway, while 
> in the patch the other day I was watching a female
> moth as she danced with 
> death around my plants.  As usual she was very
> hesitant to land on the old 
> growth which had been sprayed.  So with a sort of
> reluctant vengence against 
> me she chose to lay her eggs on a tiny piece of new
> growth.  After sealing 
> her fate with a new dose of Warrior-T ( 14 days
> since my last application), I 
> removed the new growth with the eggs on it and took
> a photo.  There are two 
> eggs in the picture can you find them?  
> 
> Brad Walters
> Greenwood, IN
> 


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