Eggs on netting

[Vegpatchkid]

Hi
First post for me
I've been finding quite a lot of eggs on the plastic netting protecting my raised beds and fruit trees. I wonder if anyone can identify them? I Dont want to bug spray them if they're going to be benificial or at least not eat my veg.
Hopefully there should be a picture attached with this mesage.....

Thank you.

[rustylady]

Job to tell how big or what they are, but anyway there is no need to spray. Just squish them with your fingers (wearing gloves if you're a bit squeamish). Welcome to the Vine, by the way.

[veggiechicken]

Hi Vegpatchkid and welcome! Excellent photo - but I've no idea what they are. Spider maybe? Personally, I would wait until they hatch to see what they turn into - but that's my natural curiousity

[Bigmallly]

Welcome to the vine VPK, my money is on slug/snail eggs. Are there any trail signs?

[Paulottie]

Welcome to the vine VPK, my money is on slug/snail eggs. Are there any trail signs?

Yeah, Me too.... to look at anyhow.... but don't they lay them underground/stones etc?

[Bigmallly]

Yeah, Me too.... to look at anyhow.... but don't they lay them underground/stones etc?

No idea, they don't live that long around me..........

[Vegpatchkid]

Hi all, thank you for the quick replys.
Some more info for those that commented...
There's no slime trails nearby, so perhaps not slug/snail related - also not sure if they'd climb up the netting anyway?
They're difficult to squish as they are tiny - akin to treading on an ant, difficult to get enough pressure on them.
A rough estimate on the egg size - the netting length is 15mm corner to corner, so they're about 0.4 mm diameter ish.
When I know any more, I will let you know.
Thanks again for the comments