Here's a picture I didn't take...credit DeeAnn Reeder/Bucknell University:
UPDATE: It appears Roy is in need of Halp.
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Each larva stays in its burrow until the following year. In July it changes into a pupa (resting stage). Pupae hatch into adults in August.
Adult Six-spotted Tiger Beetles spend the day looking for food, then return to their burrow (the same one they were a larva and pupa in) at night. Adults also spend the winter in their burrows.













