| 41. | When development is completed, larvae construct cocoons to pupate.
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| 42. | The larvae pupate in Autumn and emerge as adult bees in March.
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| 43. | They then eat the sugar-rich outer wall tissues before pupating.
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| 44. | Once the larvae hatch, they feed and pupate under the bark.
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| 45. | They overwinter and pupate in May or June of the following year.
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| 46. | They overwinter and pupate in spring of the following year.
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| 47. | The following spring they pupate in their burrows and emerge as adults.
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| 48. | They feed at night and pupate under mosses and rocks.
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| 49. | The larva then kills, enters the cocoon and pupates.
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| 50. | After emerging in late summer, they pupate in soil.
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