A North Scottsdale, AZ resident found numerous small, dime-sized red "eggs" in a shady, watered area between a gate and stucco wall. Fearful of snakes and other desert wildlife, they're afraid to approach.
These are likely not insect eggs. Two probable explanations:
For reference, see velvet mite information.
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