2nd- Butterfly
By H. Im-Hamper
Butterfly
Moth
House Fly
Cricket and
Lady Bug
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What is a chrysalis (Pupa)?
The life cycle of a butterfly goes
from egg to caterpillar to this
stage.
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What is a pupa?
A moth makes a cocoon at this
stage.
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What is larva?
A house fly moves from an egg
to this stage.
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What is a larva?
A cricket and lady bug
both move from an egg
to this stage.
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What a thistle plant?
Butterfly loves the nectar from
mallow and this plant.
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What is nectar?
Moths surround flowers to get
this source of food.
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What is decaying matter?
House fly feed on this type of
matter.
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What are omnivores?
Animals like lady bugs that eat
plants and vegetables are
called this type of eaters.
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What are birds?
Butterflies have different
predators including rats, toads,
lizards and this animal.
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What are bats?
Moths have different predators
including birds, spiders and
this animal.
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What is people?
Moths have different predators
including birds, reptiles,
amphibians and this mammal.
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What is a lady bug?
Praying mantis is a predator of
this insect.
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What are gardens and meadows?
These are the habitats of the
butterflies.
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What are gardens and meadows?
These are the habitats of the
moth.
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What is 1 to 2 miles?
House fly’s habitat is within this
distance from where it is born.
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What is nocturnal?
Animals like crickets that are
active at night are described
as this.
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What are wings that are up?
A major difference between a
butterfly and a moth is in their
wings when they are at rest.
Butterfly’s wings are at this
position when they are at rest.
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What is camouflage?
Moth’s wings are flat when
resting for this function.
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What are legs?
House fly tastes food with this
part of their anatomy.
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What is for protection and flying?
Lady bugs have 2 wings for
these two reasons.
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