Insect Mating

Across the Pond and Beyond: Insects on a schedule - Pembroke Mariner & Reporter

Across the Pond and Beyond: Insects on a schedule Pembroke Mariner & Reporter, MA - Nov 28, 2008 After the approximate three-day moth stopover, which would likely involve the mating process in the dark, the female would have laid her eggs to winter over ...

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