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The Tick Life Cycle
3. Nymphs
In the spring of the year following the larval stage, having spent the winter in a state of suspended animation known as a diapause, tick larvae moult into 8-legged nymphs.
Once again, they climb the grass and search for a new host.
Then they feed on the host, this time for up to 11 days.
Finally, they detach and fall to the ground, where they mature into adults.
The Tick Life Cycle
Tick Nymphs
Tick larvae moult into 8-legged nymphs.
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