Hello, today I was taking leaves of roses for my Pavonia and Pavoniella....
but I found these eggs....
do you know what they are? (the size is 0,5mm)
Thank you!
I think it's hard to say. But it's easeer when you say on what plant you found the eggs.
Greets Jens
Well, Jens, as you can read:
Hello, today I was taking leaves of roses for my Pavonia and Pavoniella....but I found these eggs
and on the picture you see some eggs on a leave of a rose...
so I guess he found the eggs on a Rosa spec.
Thank you guys for answering 
The hatched now, but sadly they were not butterflies or moths....but Aphids, this species:
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I already putted them away...I really don't want them in my house 
...my mother would also kill me and let me sleep under a bridge
Thank you,
Marco
These certainly are no Aphid eggs but from a beetle closely associated with Aphids 
These certainly are no Aphid eggs but from a beetle closely associated with Aphids
I don't know: they really looked like this...
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Very little balck body,3x2 legs and very fast...!What do you think they could be if they are not Aphids?
Small, black, 2x3 legs: click me
Small, black, 2x3 legs: click me
Yes, they look more more more similar, or MAYBE the same...what is it?
Larvae of a Coccinella-species, which feed on Aphids. So it makes sense that they are found on the same brush
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