Dear Candra,

These eggs seem to be eggs of Heteroptera more accurately eggs of Pentatomidae.

Dear Candra Putra

Several Giant Water Bugs (Belostomatidae), Lethocerus medius,also giant prickly stick insect, spiny leaf insect ,Common Hyalophora cecropia, Giant Swallowtail, Papilionidae, Saturniidae, Sphingidae, have similar eggs, let as wait until hatch

Regards

Prof. Houda Kawas

I agree with  András Bozsik, and they are eggs of stink bugs.

Preserve these eggs in warm humid conditions for several days, or weeks. Once they hatch you will  know the animal. As for me now no guess.

Dear friend. Based on my experience seems to be moth eggs from the family Lasiocampidae. Maybe streblote siva or some similar species. 

I agree; they are Pentatomid eggs as indicated by egg-mass size, number and colour,

I am afraid I do not agree with my colleagues. I believe they are eggs from a Phasmatodea insect (stick insect). Many birds eat them but do not digest them, and disperse them with the bird droppings. 

I do not have any of this kind of eggs. But Phasmatodea always mimic their eggs in many ways, but the shape is exactly the same.

Hello, I don't know these eggs, but they remind me on eggs of some species of moth belonging to family Lasiocampidae.

Dear Candra Putra

Still waiting for hatching, to find out what was that kind of eggs,

Regards

Prof. Houda Kawas