Agriculture: The science of preparing the soil, growing crops and raising livestock.
Arachnida: Animal class having two body parts and four pair of legs.
Arthropoda: Phylum consisting of animals with a segmented body and skeleton on outside of the body.
Beneficial: Helpful.
Burrow: To dig a hole.
Camouflage: Hidden or not easily seen.
Caterpillar: Larval form of moths and butterflies.
Chrysalids: the pupa stage in the complete metamorphosis life cycle of a butterfly, (singular-chrysalis)
Cocoon: the pupa stage in the complete metamorphosis life cycle of a moth and a few other insects.
Compost: Mixture of decayed organic matter.
Crustacea: Animal class having two body segments, two antennae and five plus pairs of legs.
Decay: The process of rotting.
Fungus: Plants lacking chlorophyll (green matter) and living on or in another organism.
Grub: Larva of an insect.
Habitat: Plant or animal home surroundings.
Host: The favored plant visited.
Insect: Animal class having three pair of legs, one pair of antennae and up to four wings (one or two pair of wings).
Iguanid: Lizard-like or long-bodied reptile family.
Larvae: Caterpillar stage in the complete metamorphosis life cycle of moths and butterflies, (singular-larva)
Marsupial: Pouched animal.
Metamorphosis: Life cycle of insects through a change in form during development.
Miller: A name given to Snout butterflies based on their flying pattern (mill around).
Mimic: To repeat, imitate or copy.
Nocturnal: To move around at night.
Pest: Bothersome or harmful.
Pollinate: To place or mark with pollen.
Predator: One that destroys or eats its prey (other animals).
Pupae: a stage in the complete metamorphosis life cycle in which the insect does not eat, (singular-pupa)
Secrete: A juice-like substance made and dropped by an animal.
Siphon: To draw up liquid through a hollow-like tube.
Skippers: Having features similar to moths and butterflies and a rapid skipping flight pattern.
Species: A group of animals having common characteristics, attributes or qualities.
Arachnida: Animal class having two body parts and four pair of legs.
Arthropoda: Phylum consisting of animals with a segmented body and skeleton on outside of the body.
Beneficial: Helpful.
Burrow: To dig a hole.
Camouflage: Hidden or not easily seen.
Caterpillar: Larval form of moths and butterflies.
Chrysalids: the pupa stage in the complete metamorphosis life cycle of a butterfly, (singular-chrysalis)
Cocoon: the pupa stage in the complete metamorphosis life cycle of a moth and a few other insects.
Compost: Mixture of decayed organic matter.
Crustacea: Animal class having two body segments, two antennae and five plus pairs of legs.
Decay: The process of rotting.
Fungus: Plants lacking chlorophyll (green matter) and living on or in another organism.
Grub: Larva of an insect.
Habitat: Plant or animal home surroundings.
Host: The favored plant visited.
Insect: Animal class having three pair of legs, one pair of antennae and up to four wings (one or two pair of wings).
Iguanid: Lizard-like or long-bodied reptile family.
Larvae: Caterpillar stage in the complete metamorphosis life cycle of moths and butterflies, (singular-larva)
Marsupial: Pouched animal.
Metamorphosis: Life cycle of insects through a change in form during development.
Miller: A name given to Snout butterflies based on their flying pattern (mill around).
Mimic: To repeat, imitate or copy.
Nocturnal: To move around at night.
Pest: Bothersome or harmful.
Pollinate: To place or mark with pollen.
Predator: One that destroys or eats its prey (other animals).
Pupae: a stage in the complete metamorphosis life cycle in which the insect does not eat, (singular-pupa)
Secrete: A juice-like substance made and dropped by an animal.
Siphon: To draw up liquid through a hollow-like tube.
Skippers: Having features similar to moths and butterflies and a rapid skipping flight pattern.
Species: A group of animals having common characteristics, attributes or qualities.