* Monarch Butterflies: Milkweed is the only plant that monarch caterpillars can eat, and their bright orange wings make them the most recognizable milkweed pollinator.
* Queen Butterflies: These butterflies are similar to monarchs but have a blacker wing pattern.
* Other Butterfly Species: Many other butterflies are attracted to milkweed, including swallowtails, checkerspots, and fritillaries.
* Bees: Various bee species, including honey bees, bumblebees, and native bees, visit milkweed for its nectar.
* Moths: Some moths, such as sphinx moths, pollinate milkweed at night.
* Flies: Flies, particularly hoverflies, can also be seen feeding on milkweed flowers.
It's important to note that the specific pollinators present in your area will depend on your local climate and plant species. But milkweed is known for attracting a diverse range of pollinators!
