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Oviposited on blades of sedge
Oviposited on blades of sedge
On Tricot
On Stems of Sedge
| PHOTO DETAILS - ©Nicky Davis LOCATION: On 2 July 2010 two females were located by Todd Stout at Christmas Meadows Road; East side of Utah Highway 150, .4 miles ESE Stillwater Campground, Summit County, Utah ELEVATION: 8600 Feet PHOTOS: Showing where the butterflies liked to oviposit. LIFE HISTORY: Two females oviposited over several days on sedge blades, stems, and tricot. The ova all collapsed. Ova: Larvae: Pupae: Adult: Unknown Broods: Biennial per "Butterflies of North America" - James A. Scott. 1986 Hibernation: Overwinter as first to third instar the first year and as fourth to sixth instar the second year per "Buterflies of North America"- James A. Scott. 1986 Back to Top |