Chlosyne fulvia coronado==Thessalia fulvia coronado
Immatures
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#2 - Second Instar
#2 Third Instar - 3 May 2012
#1 Molted to Fourth Instar - 28 April 2012
#1 Molted to Fourth Instar - 28 April 2012
#1 Molted to Fifth Instar - 2 May 2012
#1 Molted to Fifth Instar - 2 May 2012
#1 Fifth Instar 4 May 2012 - 25 mm long
#1 Pupa formed 8 May 2012 < 3 P.M.
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Pupa on 8 May 2012 |
#1
Pupa on 8 May 2012 |
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Pupa on 8 May 2012 |
Pupa at 7 A.M. 17 May 2012 50 minutes before eclosure  |
Pupa at 7 A.M. 17 May 2012 50 minutes before eclosure  |
Pupa at 7 A.M. 17 May 2012 50 minutes before eclosure  |
| PHOTO DETAILS - ©Nicky
Davis LOCATION: Coll.
as 1st-3rd instar larvae Brian Banker legit
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. Host Castilleja
lanataGPS: 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
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