Serendipity: Quiz for Fun and Learning

Create an image of various bees and butterflies in a vibrant garden setting, with a focus on their unique features and interactions in nature.

Discover the Wonders of Local Wildlife

Test your knowledge with our engaging quiz focused on the fascinating world of bees and butterflies. Learn about their behaviors, life cycles, and the vital roles they play in our ecosystem.

Join in the fun and discover:

Interesting facts about different species
The impact of parasites on butterfly populations
Pollination success rates

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by BuzzingBee101

This is a Carpenter Bee. Female Carpenter Bees has a pale creamy patch on their face? (Photo by Ginie Abney Anthony)

True

False

These are....? (Photo by Alice Hurst)

Pipevine Swallowtail caterpillars

Polydamas caterpillars

Spicebush Swallowtail caterpillars

Mourning Cloak caterpillars

OE (Ophryocystis elektroscirrha) facts...select the best answer. (Photo by Shannon Mach)

A debilitating protozoan parasite that infects Monarchs, Queens, and Soldiers

A Monarch infected with OE may appear perfectly normal

OE may cause the infected butterfly to have deformed wings and show signs of weakness

Larvae becomes infected by consuming the spores that have been scattered on milkweed leaves

All of the above

A European Honeybee is estimated to pollinate successfully 5% of the time. In contrast, native bees have a success rate of 95% (Photo by Habitat Network)

False

True

There are over....? (Photo by Shannon Mach)

4,000 native bee species in North America

200 native bee species in North America

50 native bee species in North America

2,000 native bee species in North America

Robber Fly Facts...select the best answer. (Photo by Scott Jackson)

The robber flies are an abundant and diverse family (Asilidae) known for their predatory behavior.

They can capture prey out of the air

They inject enzymes into prey; some to paralyze, others to liquefy..

Larval Robber Flies are maggots that live in dark, moist areas like soil, logs and decay

All of the above

The spectacular Eastern Tiger Swallowtail is the largest butterfly in North America (Photo by Jim Smith)

True

False

This is an_________? (Photo submitted by Linda Theuerkorn Birg)

Spicebush Swallowtail caterpillar

Eastern Tiger Swallowtail caterpillar

Eastern Black Swallowtail caterpillar

None of the above

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