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Orkin - Insect Identification Guide
THE INSECTIDENTIFICATIONGUIDESome can lift over 50 times their bodyweight. Others taste with their feet, or have ears on their legs. It's the strange and fascinating world of that are undeniably vital to our daily pollinate our crops, and supply uswith products like honey, silk and also serve as food for fish and birds,and are crucial for research on such topics as heredity and O. Orkin Insect Zoo, located inside theSmithsonian Institution's National Museumof Natural History, will change the way youview insects and their relatives. Over amillion visitors each year are discoveringtheir global ecological importance, and theinterdependent relationship between insectsand humans. You may not welcome insectsinto your home, but life as we know itwouldn't exist without Pest Control is proud to support theO. Orkin Insect ORKINNATIONAL MUSEUM of NATURAL HISTORYINSECT ZOO3 APPEARANCE: CATERPILLAR: Up to 2-3/4 incheslong; black with white andyellow bands. BUTTERFLY: Wingspan 3-1/2 tofour inches long; wings brownish-orange; black to dark brown veins;two rows of orange and/orwhite : Found primarily in meadows, roadsides and sandyareas where milkweeds : Caterpillars feed onmilkweed foliage, flower budsand milky juice; butterflies feedon : Females layeggs along migration northward;fully grown caterpillar changes tobarrel-shaped, leaf-green pupa with gold dots; process from egg tobutterfly takes about four INFORMATION:Butterflies are capable of flying2,000 miles duri
woods for nesting; not social insects, although individuals may establish burrows close to each other. DIET: Pollen and nectar. REPRODUCTION: Complete one generation per year in most of the U.S.; mature from egg to adult in 84 to 99 days; female furnishes nest with “bee bread,” a mixture of pollen and regurgitated nectar, and lays an egg on ...
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