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Young larva feed on the developing seeds and hibernate in their first case which is made of the tip of a petal.
en.wikipedia.org A competing theory suggests that the tilefish may instead reduce its activity or hibernate within its burrows during times of cold temperatures.
en.wikipedia.org These hibernate underground, under logs or in hollow trees until spring.
en.wikipedia.org It hibernates during winter and can reappear in the early spring.
en.wikipedia.org In the autumn they make stronger webs, closer to the ground usually within a dense grass tussock, where they will start to hibernate.
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