Fulvia Checkerspot - Chlosyne fulvia coronado==Thessalia fulvia coronado - Specimen
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Male Dorsal - Catalina Mountains - Pepper Sauce Canyon - 2008	Female Dorsal -  Catalina Mountains - Near Molina Basin - 2012
Male Ventral - Catalina Mountains - Pepper Sauce Canyon - 2008	Female Ventral-  Catalina Mountains - Near Molina Basin - 2-12

PHOTO DETAILS - ©Nicky Davis Male specimen from the "Jack Harry Collection" Female specimen pinned by Jack Harry LOCATION: Male Specimen located 30 March 2008 by Doug Mullins  in Pepper Sauce Canyon, Catalina Mountaina,  Pima County, Arizona, USA Female Specimen from the 1st to 3rd larvae collected by Brian Banker Tuesday April 24, 2012, Lower "Jim Brock Canyon" (Upper Molino Basin Center Fork) 100 yards up from Molino Basin on e. side of Catalina Hwy, Catalina Mtns., Coronado National Forest, approximately 10 miles NE of Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, USA. Host Castilleja lanata GPS: Unknown ELEVATION: PHOTOS:  Second, third, fourth and fifth instars plus  newly formed pupa and pupa just before eclosure LIFE HISTORY: Ovum:  unknown Larva:  I received 2nd and 3rd instars so total time as larvae is unknown Pupa:  About 9 days Hibernation:  Overwinter as  larvae Host Plant - click below for photos Castilleja chromosa - Indian Paintbrush Back to Top