We’ve explored some fascinating connections in nature recently—from nighttime wildlife and native vines to rattlesnake master and its pollinator visitors. How much do you remember?
Test yourself with these 5 questions!
🌙 1. LIFE AFTER DARK
Which of these animals can benefit from reducing unnecessary outdoor lighting at night?
A. Moths
B. Fireflies
C. Bats
D. All of the above
🌿 2. NATIVE PLANT CONNECTION
Virgin’s Bower (Clematis virginiana) serves as a host plant for which fascinating insect?
A. Monarch Butterfly
B. Clematis Clearwing Moth
C. Luna Moth
🦋 3. MASTER OF DISGUISE
Why might you mistake a Clematis Clearwing Moth for a wasp?
A. Its transparent wings and slender body
B. It builds paper nests
C. It has a stinger
🌱 4. GRASSLAND FAVORITE
Rattlesnake Master (Eryngium yuccifolium) attracts which striking native pollinator?
A. Great Black Wasp
B. Monarch Butterfly
C. Lightning Bug
🐝 5. MORE THAN A POLLINATOR
Female Great Black Wasps provision their underground nests with prey for their developing young. What do they hunt?
A. Aphids
B. Katydids
C. Mosquitoes
💡 BONUS QUESTION: Why is planting native plants so important?
Because a native plant isn’t simply something beautiful to grow—it can provide nectar, pollen, shelter, nesting habitat, and host relationships that support an entire web of life.
👇 How did you do?
Post your answers 1–5 in the comments and challenge a friend to Test Their Nature Knowledge!
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