Help!!! Luna eggs layed last night
Liz Day
lday at iquest.net
Tue May 27 00:22:57 EDT 1997
Sometimes you can get them off without damaging them, depending on
how well they are stuck on. Wait a day for the glue or whatever
the female used to dry, then try using the razor blade or your
fingertips if you have a good touch. There are plenty to practice
on. They will hatch in several days, roughly. You can put any eggs
you can remove into a paper bag, then when they hatch move the larvae
onto leaves with a paintbrush.
Interesting that the female stayed there by the light and attracted
a male.
Liz Day
LDAY at iquest.net
Indianapolis, Indiana, central USA, 40 N latitude.
www.iquest.net/~lday
"Nature I loved, and next to Nature, Art."
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