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I'm sure I seen this before. Can't find now where, I suppose on some other hemiptera, not this on this image.

EDIT: Yes, found it, see this: http://agrozoo.ne...86896ab5e3

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It's an egg from a tachinid fly - hard to say which species but Subclytia rotundiventris are often reared out from bugs that have these eggs. Best thing to do is to rear the parasitoid out and let us know what it is

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Thanks.

Just made point and shoot. Rearing mybe next time I find it, now that I know how interesting that white spot can be (-:

Egg 0.63 mm measured.