Which nesting substrate do many native bees use?

Bare Ground | Hollow Logs | Open Water | High Canopy

Which structure provides cavities for solitary bees?

Hollow Stems | Bee Hotel | Bird Feeder | Bat House

Which practice reduces pesticide risk to bees?

Avoid Broad Spectrum Pesticides | Spray Daily | Burn Plants | Add Salt

Which planting supports season-long forage?

Diverse Native Flowers | Single Species Lawn | Concrete | Plastic

Which action helps ground-nesting bees?

Leave Bare Patches | Pave Yard | Flood Area | Remove Soil

Quiz Answers

Bare Ground. Many native bees nest in bare or sparsely vegetated ground patches.

Hollow Stems. Many solitary bees nest in hollow stems or pithy plant stems left standing through winter.

Avoid Broad Spectrum Pesticides. Minimizing pesticide use and timing applications reduces bee exposure.

Diverse Native Flowers. A variety of native flowers provides nectar and pollen across the season.

Leave Bare Patches. Leaving small bare patches supports ground-nesting bee species.

Quiz Level Rated Medium for Advanced Minds about Insect