EGG MASS IDENTIFICATION FOR SPOTTED LANTERNFLY HEMIPTERA: FULGORIDAE: Lycorma delicatula (WHITE)
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2 This guide will help you recognize the egg mass of the Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula). It will also help to distinguish between these and other common egg masses you might encounter. Special attention will be paid to the Spotted Lanternfly s egg shape.
3 In the photo to the left you can see: Covered Egg Mass Adult Spotted Lanternfly Uncovered Egg Mass
4 Here is an example of an unfinished egg mass. Note: You can see seed-like eggs in loose columns poking out the top. The Spotted Lanternfly lays columns of eggs side by side. There can be as many as eggs per clump. The mass of eggs are then covered in a grey putty-like covering. The covering is slightly tacky and will wear away over the course of the next year.
5 This is an egg mass from the previous season. You can see that the Spotted Lanternfly will lay several vertical rows of eggs. The grey putty like covering you see on fresh egg masses is missing. A few individual eggs are also missing. The overall length of an egg mass is about 1 inch.
6 The individual eggs have morphological distinctive features. The overall appearance is a small ovoid seed with a rounded side and flattened front. The flattened front is made up of an elongate oval disc. At one tip is a stem-like structure that extends out from the egg. The sides of the egg, when viewed from the front, is also sunken in. This gives the eggs a pinched look.
7 Older egg masses will have the flattened disc either partially or completely removed. In the photo to the left, you can see the size of each individual egg compared to a penny.
8 In the photo to the left, you will notice the opposite side of a freshly harvested egg mass. One egg can cover 2 letters on the word TRUST on a penny.
9 The eggs mass putty can also dry out or become distorted before eggs hatch. The covering then takes on a dried cracked earth appearance as seen in the bottom photo. A tire track pattern can also be seen when eggs are scraped from the surface. Both of the egg masses on the stone pictured are from this year and only a 2-3 weeks old.
10 Gypsy Moth s egg masses have a similar appearance to Spotted Lanternfly. Many of the same surfaces are used by both species. Daniela Lupastean, University of Suceava, Bugwood.org The covering is more fibrous and generally lighter in color. Gypsy moth eggs are more spherical than Spotted Lanternfly eggs. Greg Hoover, Penn State Extension
11 Mantis egg cases (also known as ootheca) look similar to the Spotted Lanternfly s egg mass. The mantis egg cases are larger and sometimes laid on thin stems, unlike the Spotted Lanternfly s egg mass. Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University, Bugwood.org The mass will be more flaky and have elongate cells in them inside.
12 Mud daubers, potter wasps, and other Hymenoptera can also build structures that may be confused with the Spotted Lanternfly. Bugguide, MJ Hatfield Wasp nests are similarly colored, but are made or a durable mud covering and have an open cavity inside. The cavity will often be provisioned with food for larvae (caterpillars, spiders, and others), which will not be found Spotted Lanternfly egg mass.
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