BEES!
Butterflies & Moths
Birds & Bats
Pollination
Protecting Pollinators
100

Insects that live in large colonies and make honey.

What are honey bees?

100

This famous butterfly migrates thousands of miles each year.

What is a monarch butterfly?

100

These tiny birds are attracted to red and orange flowers.

What are hummingbirds?

100

A pollinator moves this from one flower to another.

What is pollen?

100

Planting these flowers helps pollinators.

What are wildflowers?

200

Tennessee has hundreds of these bee species

What are native bees?

200

Monarch butterflies depend on this plant.

What is milkweed?

200

Humming birds pollinate these types of flowers.

What are tubular flowers?

200

pollination helps plants make these, allowing new plants to grow.

What are seeds?

200

Using fewer of these chemicals can help pollinators survive.

What are pesticides?

300

Honey bees collect this sweet liquid from flowers.

What is nectar?

300

These nighttime pollinators are attracted to pale-colored flowers

What are moths?


300

These mammals help spread both seeds and pollen.

What are bats?

300

After pollination, plants can produce three things.

What are seeds, fruits, and vegetables?

300

Pollinators need these places to find food and shelter.

What are habitats?

400

Most native bees do not live in these.

What are hives?

400

Butterflies and moths help pollinate these.

What are wild flowers?

400

Bats are active during this time.

What is night?

400

More than this percentage of flowering plants depend on pollinators.

What is 75%

400

This outdoor ethic helps protect pollinator habitats.

What is Leave No Trace?

500

These insects can visit thousands of flowers each day.

What are honey bees?


500

Many moths pollinate during this time of day.

What is nighttime?

500

Bats help pollinate plants in these regions of the world.

What are warmer climates?

500

This is the process of moving pollen from one flower to another.

What is pollination?

500

Changes in blooming times and weather caused by this can affect pollinators.

What is climate change?

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