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Larva Day 37 - Semixanthia tapa
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Larva Day 37 - Semixanthia tapa
Twilight Road, Pinalenos Mountains 32.640, -109.826, Graham County, Arizona, USA
Size: Length 28 mm.
7-7-20.
Eggs laid on 5-20-20.
Eggs hatched on 6-1-20.
Larva fed on Quercus gambelii.
Larva formed a cocoon on 7-13-20.
Pupated on 7-15-20.
Eggs laid by this female:

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Contributed by cwmelton on 23 July, 2020 - 4:36pm

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