Which small damselfly is common near ponds and slow streams?

Eastern Forktail | Common Green Darner | Monarch Butterfly | June Bug

Where do damselfly nymphs develop?

In aquatic vegetation in ponds and streams | Dry soil | Ocean | Tree bark

Which diet describes adult damselflies?

Aerial predators eating small flying insects | nectar | wood | soil

Which feature distinguishes damselflies from dragonflies?

Wings held together over back at rest | Wings held out flat at rest | Hard shell like beetles | Web spinning

Which sign indicates damselfly breeding habitat?

Clear water with aquatic vegetation and nymphs | Large hoof prints | Shells on shore | Bird nests

Quiz Answers

Eastern Forktail. The eastern forktail is a small damselfly commonly found near ponds and slow streams.

In aquatic vegetation in ponds and streams. Nymphs develop in aquatic vegetation in ponds, streams, and wetlands.

Aerial predators eating small flying insects. Adults feed on small flying insects captured in flight.

Wings held together over back at rest. Damselflies typically hold their wings together over the back when at rest.

Clear water with aquatic vegetation and nymphs. Clear water with aquatic vegetation and nymphs indicates damselfly breeding habitat.

Quiz Level Rated Medium for Advanced Minds about Insect