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Egg-shaped, but a little too small and surface too rough and irregular to be an egg

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Aedes egg

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Plant material, sand, and ant’s head

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Aedes eggs

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Aedes egg

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Plant debris and sand

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Animal hair and red fiber

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Mystery debris

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Aedes egg

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Flower bud

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Egg-shaped plant debris

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No eggs, but interesting plant debris

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Egg found in bag

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Quartz sand particle

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Dried grass clipping

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An insect or arachnid

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No eggs found

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Suspicious looking bit of debris, but no eggs found

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Looks like an egg, but isn’t

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Organic debris

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Aedes egg found

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Aedes egg

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Aedes egg

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Possibly a crushed Aedes egg.

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Aedes egg magnified.

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Classic line up of Aedes eggs!

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Aedes egg at 1.0 note size of paper fibers. Yes, these eggs are tiny!

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Eureka! Aedes egg! (Same egg as other post but Zoomed to 4.0)

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Unidentified insect

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Arachnid casualty (dead spider)

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Plant material

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Possibly insect frass (poop).

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Plant debris

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Organic matter and silt. No eggs found.

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Debris, no eggs found.

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No eggs found

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Plant debris

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Organic matter. No eggs. Great job problem solving a solution for missing paper

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Organic matter. No eggs.

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Organic matter. No eggs found.

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The right size and shape but not an egg. Possibly, bug frass (poop).

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Sand, plant debris, and a fiber.

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Plant debris

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Looked suspicious but, too big. Scope revealed it to be random debris pretending to be a smashed egg.

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Very young true bug. You can see it's piercing mouth part on the far right near the head (it looks like a leg or an antenna excepted it has a pointed end).

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This long shot is sharper than your other submission. There is some debris to the right and well below the water line that is the right size, color and shape to be Aedes eggs. Be sure to get the papers back to us with your kit so we can get a closer look. Check back here to see images from the lab microscope.

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Silt and other debris can be seen, but the image isn't detailed enough to distinguish whether any of it might be eggs. Be sure to send it back with your kit. Check back for pictures from the lab!

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Those just might be eggs on the right side of the image (click on this image and open in a separate window where you can use the magnification setting). There are two of them just to the right of the line - as you look at this in its upside down orientation). We'll get a better look when we get this paper. Check back for pictures from the lab!

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A scattering of fine debris can be seen in this long shot, but we'll have to get a closer look to determine the presence or absence of eggs. Check back for pictures from the lab!

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This long shot lacks enough detail to spot any potential Aedes eggs, so be sure to send it in with your kit so we can look at it under the scope. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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There is some debris in this long shot that shows some debris clinging to this paper that has potential, but we'll have to get it under the microscope to see more detail. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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One piece of debris to the left and well below the line looks like it might be an Aedes egg. We'll have to confirm in the lab. Check back here for updates.

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This long shot doesn't show any eggs, but we'll need to get a closer look at it in the lab. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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There is a fair amount of plant debris and silt. Some might be eggs but the angle makes it hard for the camera to focus top to bottom. Send it in and we'll check it under the scope.

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Wow! Great detail. This is a good example of how, just by changing the angle of the light, the details jump out and the optics in your camera can lock in the focus.

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These look like seeds, but our microscope in our lab can help determine what they are...

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Those two bits of debris at the top center of the image looked suspicious, but when the image is magnified, the shape is too ragged and the dimensions are off (too thick for the length) to be Aedes eggs. This determination is possible because the shot is at the right distance and is nice and clear. However, we will get a closer look in the lab when you send the paper in. Check back here for detailed shots from the lab!

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A nice, clear shot with lots of detail. The paper has a lot of plant debris, silt and dust. No eggs seem to be present, but send it in regardless. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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Nice, clear shot. The paper looks egg-free in all of these shots, but we will double check in the lab when you return it with your kit. Check back for pictures from the lab!

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This looks pretty clear. We'll check out any suspicious-looking debris under the microscope when you turn this paper in with your kit. Check back for pictures from the lab!

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Nice detail even though it's a long shot. There are several bits of debris that we need to get under the scope to determine whether they are eggs or not. Check back here for detailed shots from the lab!

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There are a couple of spots we'd like to get a closer look at when you turn the papers in. Otherwise this and similar shots look clear of eggs.

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There are some dark, clumps of debris that look suspicious in this long shot, but we'll have to get a closer look when you turn the paper in with your kit. Check back here soon for shots from the lab.

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The paper looks egg-free in both shots submitted, but we'll confirm in the lab. Check back here for detailed shots from the lab!

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This paper looks egg-free, but we'll have to confirm in the lab. So be sure to turn it in with your kit. Check back here for updates.

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None of the debris visible looks like eggs, but we'll have to confirm once you turn it in with your kit. Stay tuned!

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This long shot shows a lot of plant debris and a few dark oblong bits that might be Aedes eggs. When you turn it in, we'll get a closer look. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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Some debris can be seen, but we'll have to determine what it is using the scope in the lab.

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There are a few things clinging to this paper that have potential to be eggs. But the shot lacks clarity when enlarged to confirm. Be sure to send it in with your kit on Thursday. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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Just below the right side of the waterline and extending in a broken line to the right looks like Aedes eggs. Be sure to send this paper in with your kit for confirmation. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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Lure cup location shot and iconic foot picture!

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Nice, clear detail shot! To right of water line (top of image) and off at about the two-o-clock position is an oblong, dark shape that might be an egg. Be sure to sent your papers in for confirmation and check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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We'll look at this under the scope in the lab to determine the presence or absence of Aedes eggs. Check back here for detailed shots from the lab!

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Can you spot them? They're tiny, dark, rice-shaped and in a descending line from left to right well below the black line. Probably laid over several days as the water level dropped.

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Oh, yes! Classic line up of Aedes eggs running top to bottom along the center of this image (to the left in this orientation) which would be an inch or two below the black line. Be sure to send this paper in so we can share what they look like under the lab dissecting scope.

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We'll have to take a look at this paper in the lab to see if any of those bits of debris are eggs or not. Check back for pictures from the lab!

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Good detail shot, but lighting is not ideal for identifying suspicious shape.

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There are a couple of spots that look suspiciously like eggs, but we'll have to look at it up close to confirm. Check back for pictures from the lab!

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None of the shots submitted show any evidence of eggs, but turn them in regardless in case there was a portion of the paper not photographed (especially around the line) that might have eggs attached.

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Participants! Click on this image and open in separate window so you can magnify it. Your cell phones can pick up every fiber on the paper! Suspicious spec becomes random chunk of debris. Great shot Agent # 155!

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Nice detail! Egg-free in this image. Check back here for detailed shots from the lab!

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There is debris that is potentially an Aedes egg below and to the right (if held horizontally) of the waterline. Be sure to return all papers so we can get a closer look in the lab. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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The bit of debris below and to the left of the line is about the right size, but when enlarged looks too ragged and uneven to be an egg. We'll confirm once you turn your papers in with your kit. Check back for pictures from the lab!

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Great detail shot! Note the clarity of this shot, Agents! The suspicious shape still looks suspicious. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab microscope!

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This is a long shot, but it's nice and clear. The paper looks egg-free (that's GOOD news, Agents). But be sure to send it in for confirmation in the lab. Check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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This paper looks egg-free, but the left side is a little out of focus. Be sure to send it in for confirmation. Then, check back here for a selection of detailed shots from our lab!

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It's the right shape and size, but looks a little too ragged and bent to be an egg. The other image with debris that was the wrong shape (too round). We can confirm that in the lab, however.

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This paper looks clear in this long shot, but we'll confirm in the lab once you return the papers with your kit.

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This paper looks fairly clear, but the eggs are small, so be sure to send this in with your kit so we can get a closer look. Check back for pictures from the lab!

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Silt and dust may be obscuring an egg or two. It looks clear of Aedes eggs, but we'll look at it under the scope to make sure once you turn it in with your kit at the end of the project. So, check back here after you return your kit and papers to see what we spotted under the scope!

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Looks like mostly dust and silt and a little plant debris. We'll double check in the lab.

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This paper looks fairly debris-free, but there's not enough detail in this long shot to be able to determine if eggs are present or not. Send it in and check back for pictures from the lab!