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ReplyDeleteI learned that the painted lady will look like monarchs when they are butterflies. I also learned that they give off a silky web for their property and food.
I learned that the larvae lay their eggs on leaves and that their eggs are yellow and black ridges on them.
ReplyDelete-Sanjana
i learned that painted lady larvae create webs to store foods. Olivia.G
ReplyDeleteI learned that they eat mallow and hollyhock leaves. They can also eat sunflowers and soybeans.
ReplyDeleteAllen
I learned that they are the most distributed butterfly in the world.
ReplyDelete-Zachary
I learned that Painted Lady Lavas could accidentally eat different plants including sunflowers and soybeans.
ReplyDeleteI learned that when they are caterpillars, they have black, yellow, and white stripes on its body and have orange, black, and white wings when they are butterflies.
ReplyDelete-Alicia
I learned that painted lady larvae mainly eat food hosts and a wide variety of leaves and plants.
ReplyDeleteJauren P.
I learned that they go through 4 generations to fully migrate back and forth. They shed skin a lot.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the painted lady larvae when becomes a butterfly, will have a wing span from 5-9 inches ! I also learned that they migrate to mexico in winter from Canada.When it is a larvae they make silk webs from eating leaves.
ReplyDeleteGaurav.S