Females oviposit onto plants and the eggs hatch in about 2 weeks.

They feed on pollen, copulate and oviposit within the flowers.

Typically, blow flies will oviposit in the daytime due to the increase of temperature.

Females oviposit in aquatic vegetation, eggs laid beneath the water surface.

Females will oviposit in vegetation such as water iris while clasped by males.

Only the females are blood feeders, requiring a high quality protein meal before they can oviposit.

The lowest temperature threshold for this species was found to be 12.5 C and below; females will not oviposit at these temperatures.

Also C. erythraea females do not oviposit in tandem.

They will descend as much as a foot under the water to oviposit in aquatic vegetation.

When a female approaches the male will extend its wings out and keep the female from reaching the oviposit site.

Adult flies emerge, mate, and oviposit when blueberry plants are producing fruit.

In June, adults oviposit on seed heads.

After mining the leaves, the larvae migrate to other foodplants and return to oviposit on the fruits.

The female will either oviposit immediately, or feed for a while on the fluids seeping from the remains, and then lay her eggs."

They mate, feed, and oviposit on their host plant Rubus spp., which includes blackberry.

Females will oviposit in flower heads, particularly in the heads of Asteraceae.

The flower causes females to oviposit (deposit eggs from ovipositor) but it does not support past the 1st instars.

Adult females oviposit on lichens on the bark of twigs and tree trunks.

Female eucharitids oviposit rows of eggs into plant tissue, such as leaves and stems, away from ant colonies.

The Oraseminae female punctures the plant tissue on which she will oviposit, and places an egg inside of each incision.

The female hominivorax adult flies are attracted to animal wounds in order to obtain a protein meal and also to oviposit.

Male Megaloprepus defend these larger holes as breeding territories, mating with females who come to the tree hole to oviposit.

The wasps oviposit into the lepidopteran eggs, but their larvae do not develop until the caterpillar has hatched.

overwinter inside the wood-borer-infested trees and oviposit during the spring.