I noticed this odd, fuzzy patch of tiny green spheres on my window this morning. (Picture)
The dimensions of that stripe are about 1 x 0.25 inches (25 x 6 mm) That’s a macro shot, but I didn’t put anything in there for scale.
Anyone have a clue what it is? My first impression is an egg cluster from some sort of insect. But I’m no entomologist.
Those are insect eggs. I can’t tell you what kind.
Happy news, those are not cockroach eggs. Now you get to wait and see. 
Send pictures of young’uns please.
Tina,
One of the bug lovers.
spider eggs
I thought spider eggs were nearly microscopic. At least much smaller than that.
They’re from a big spider. A BIG spider. Outside of aerodave’s window. With just a flimsy screen between him and them. 
Actually, the spiders’ eggs I’ve seen have been in roughly spherical silk containers. The ones in the OP are probably not spiders. (Not that I actually know; just going off of what I’ve seen before.)
I’m wondering: Could they be moth or butterfly eggs?
Johnny, I think you might be on to something. A google image search of butterfly or moth eggs leads to results that look very similar: pale yellow or green arrays of tiny spheres closely packed.
I’m fairly satisfied that’s what it is.
Pity. I was looking forward to a thread about giant mutant spiders tearing at your screen.