appearance may become more opaque.
However, many other insects also lay eggs in clusters. Not every small cluster of eggs found outdoors is made up of tick eggs. When identification is uncertain, it is best to have the cluster examined by a qualified pest-control professional or local extension service.
Are Tick Eggs Dangerous?
Tick eggs themselves do not transmit disease through a bite in the same way that an attached tick can. The concern is that they can hatch into larvae, which then develop through several life stages.
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