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Flipped on 2-15, started showing a week later so about 4 weeks into flower.
Are thrips a bug you would find outside normally in a backyard? So that one night outside a plant might attract one? I am not sure I have a bug prob inside necessarily but I am watching closely.
The third and fourth pics are a yellowish spec that when looked at with 60x scope definitely appear to be a pile or clump of eggs. I will try to get some better pics.
I have been vigilant in watching for pests. I isolated the damaged leaves and watched them. I set the plant that had damage outside and have been watching it for any type of critters. No critters anywhere but I will more than likely try washing any outside buds I intend to smoke. I put diatomaceous earth at the perimeter of grow room preventively but going to try to avoid it around flowers for now. It should not be inhaled. The 4 in the tent look great. I put the other plant under my old blurple and returned the cheap light while I could get my $ back.
The only pest I have seen in the grow area was a mosquito hawk (aka crane flies) and I doubt it would nibble on leaves. So I did not really identify where that damage came from, but I feel pretty confident my area is pest free. Even from fungus gnats my personal freaking nemesis.
(looking for pests at a micro level can make you go nuts. I think I am going to get the usb microscope that gwe links to for pics in the future)
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