Harford's Sulphur -  Larva silking a Spot to Pupate - Colias harfordi

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#1 Larva Silking a Spot to Pupate - 8:44 A.M. May 23, 2009

9:10 A.M.  May 23, 2009

9:19 A.M.  May 24, 2009

Photo Details - ©Nicky Davis Females collected by Jack Levy April 20, 2009, 14.3 miles east of highway 33, Quatal Wash, Ventura County, California # 1 female larva began silking  8:44 A.M. and was finished by  9:10 A.M. May 23, 2009.  By the next morning she had changed color and  was well on her way to changing into a pupa. HOST Mountain Goldenpea==Mountain Goldenbanner==False Lupine, Thermopsis montana Back to Top