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From: Diane Price (PriceD@zbths.org)
Date: Fri Sep 29 2000 - 13:56:55 EDT
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According to the expert help of Dr. Allen Young, MPM
The overwintering strategies are as follows:
black swallow- pupa
viceroy- partially-grown caterpillar rolled up in a small silken-lined ''
tube'' tethered to branch with silk
Gypsy Moth- egg masses attached to tree bark;
Mourning cloak- adult buttter fly wedged, with wings folded, etc. in
crevices and crannies such as under loose tree bark, old barns,
under boards, etc.
Our student guess for the sphinx moth- eggs on trees
sphinx moth egg on plants
English 1, ZBTHS
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