Butterflies Jeopardy Template

Characteristics/Reason for Concern	Habitat	Management Programs	Natural History
100 Orange and black What color(s) is the butterfly?	100 Open damp meadows, old fields w/ marshy or boggy patches. What does the Regal Fritillary require?	100 2004 How long has controlled burn been used to restore regal fritillary habitats?	100 Low and steady. What is flight like each day?
200 Spotted and marked with black What do the forewings look like?	200 False. True or False: Patchy fires destroy the regal's habitat?	200 Violets, nectar and native grass seeds Which plants require germination in order to grow?	200 Late May to mid October. When can adult Regal Fritillary butterflies be found?
300 "Monarch Butterfly dipped in Chocolate" What is it said to look like?	300 Larval host plants, adult nectar sources, native warm season bunch grasses What 3 habitat components are needed for survival?	300 Planned ignition/burning of plants under proper weather conditions in a controlled manner. Controlled burn is...	300 Late summer When do females deposit eggs?
400 Grassland destruction/alteration and loss of food Why are Regal Fritillary Butterflies decreasing in population?	400 Arrow-leaved violet What species of violet is used for food?	400 True. True or False: Fires reduce pest and disease?	400 False True or False: Eggs hatch in the spring
500 Radford Army Ammunition Plant VA Where is the second largest population of this species of butterfly held?	500 Bare soil. What do adult nectar plants need to grow?	500 Large burns have occurred historically about once per decade. What can be determined from tree ring data?	500 Males have one row of white and one row of yellow spots, Females have two rows of white. What is the difference between male and female regal fritillary butterflies?

Regal Fritillary Butterfly

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