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Butterfly from larva #1
Still drying wings - 16 June 2009 5:56 P.M.
Butterfly from larva #1 - 20 June 2009
Butterfly from larva #1 - 20 June 2009
Butterfly from larva #4 - 20 June 2009
Butterfly from larva #4 - 20 June 2009
Butterfly from larva #4 - close-up of abdomen - 20 June 2009
Butterfly released at Mineral Fork Trail-23 June 2009
| PHOTO DETAILS - ©Nicky Davis LOCATION: Mineral Fork Trail, Big Cottonwood, Salt lake County, Utah GPS: 40.38.08.15 N., 111.46.70 W. ELEVATION: 6774 feet PHOTOS: Photos of fifth instars. The larvae that stopped feeding and were apparently back in diapause were taken back to the Mineral Fork Trail and placed on the penstemon. #3 larva formed "J" pending pupation on 7 June, 2009. LIFE HISTORY: Ovum: Larva: Pupa: 9 Days Adult: unknown Broods: one Hibernation: Overwinters as larva Host Plant Wasatch Beardtongue - Penstemon cyananthus Habitat Mineral Fork Trail Back to Top |