Thanks Mike, I have not seen this in general with adult green females. However, due to the more southern range of the yellows, and their greater affinity for water, they most likely experience cooler temps on average than greens in their natural habitat over the winter months. This could naturally make them more likely to go off feed than some of the greens. Not sure if this actually accounts for it, but just a possibility.

Kelly

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