Can anyone identify this?

[BoroBosco]

I spotted this on the wall of my daughters house.

I've put it through Google lens but it just brings up lots of pictures of bee hives that don't really resemble this.
It certainly looks like a bee but I don't know what the structure is underneath it.
Anyone know?

 

[NoloBoro]

Looks more like a moth

 

[Centralscrutinizer]

I'm thinking alien eggs ?

 

[Hap]

Looks more like a moth

it is. I think it’s a Vapourer Moth. The females are flightless and lay egg clusters

Vapourer Moth antiqua eggs.

www.wwb.co.uk

 

[NoloBoro]

it is. I think it’s a Vapourer Moth. The females are flightless and lay egg clusters

Vapourer Moth antiqua eggs.

www.wwb.co.uk

That’s the badger.

 

[NoloBoro]

I'm thinking alien eggs ?

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Wonder what they’d be like with soldiers?
Not the ones that they massacred helping Sigourney weaver out, the toasted ones.

 

[Acklam_Lad]

Defo moth eggs… had some in the house the other day

 

[Jedi boro]

Email the museum of natural history in London as have a dept that will identify any creature via pictures drawing etc.

I went to a talk by them a few years ago.

 

[Jedi boro]

Here they are

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Need help to identify an animal, plant or fossil? Get help from our identification apps, online guides and Museum scientists.

www.nhm.ac.uk

 

[Jedi boro]

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[Hap]

I‘m not David Attenborough, but I’m pretty sure it’s a Vapourer Moth. Other Moths are available…

 

[Ian Bairds Ears]

Getting help from our experts​

The Museum's Identification and Advisory Service can answer your queries about insects, fossils, plants and other wildlife and natural history specimens found in the UK.

You can contact them by email, phone, post, or in person at our Museum in London. Please include as much detail as possible about the specimen, including:

• A detailed description
• Where and when you saw it
• Its approximate size (including a common object, such as a coin, in any photo is helpful)

Email your images and detailed descriptions to:

• For life sciences, such as bugs, bones, and plants: bug@nhm.ac.uk

This is starting to echo the detectorists session 3... the national bat association. Simon and garfunkel

 

[Legz]

Again I'm sure it's a moth...had the same last year on my patio door....and had seen mama on there the day before in the same spot

 

[RedcarRed]

That is without a doubt the lesser spotted N'gigi Big Killer Death Bite Poison Death Nightmare Moth from Snake Island. It's the only Moth hard enough to live on with Snake Island and not be scared. People say if you look at it too long you'll see your own Death and that's why it's got Death in it's name twice. And it has big sharp pointy teeth. And instead of a mouth it has four ar£es

 

[Norbert_Colon]

Hope they don't turn into hundreds of these, Found it wandering across the grass yesterday.

 

[sweet_left_foot]

has anyone watched Braindead US political-scifi TV comedy with the wonderful Mary Elizabeth Winstead from Scott Pilgrim and Star Wars Ahsoka?
Not telling, just saying.