When the lead had become liquid, the alchemist took from his pouch the strange yellow egg.

All he does is ride in that big yellow egg.

The females release yellow eggs which are fertilized in the water column.

Its slender tongue was sticking out, and a large yellow egg stood balanced on it.

Handpicking is still very useful, if it includes crushing the yellow eggs hiding under the leaves.

The pale yellow eggs will soon form an orange-red ring round the middle.

Two to three creamy yellow eggs are laid in the nest.

The same female may use a number of mussels, and she deposits only one or two yellow, oval eggs into each.

On the dry skin and hair, yellow eggs were found.

The pale yellow eggs are laid singly on the host plants.