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PUPAE
| #1 Pupa formed by 8 A.M. 27 October | |
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#2 Pupa formed by 2:45 P.M. 27 October |
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This green pupa formed on the stem of Aristolochia durior Reared by Jacque Wolfe |
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| PHOTO DETAILS - ©Nicky Davis LOCATION: Todd Stout located female 16 September 2010 at Pima Canyon, Catalina Mountains, Pima County, Arizona Elevation 2900 feet PHOTOS: On 28 October photos taken of #1 and #2 Pupa that formed in a cardboard tube (toilet paper roll) on 27 October 2010 The green pupa was reared by Jacque Wolfe. It formed the pupa on a stem of the host plant. LIFE HISTORY: Ovum: 5 days Larva: 29 to 30 days between the day they hatched and the day they purged liquid and walked off plant to pupate. Pupa: Some pupae developed and butterflies emerged in the fall of 2010, others hibernated and emerged after bring them back out of the fridge in the first week of February 2012. Adult: unknown Broods: 3 to 4 Hibernation: They hibernate as pupae Host Plant Pipevine - Aristolochia durior Back to Top |