Rhyming Riddles: Insects and Bugs

I hop and I jump, I leap in the air. My song is loud—just listen out there!

I scurry and hide when you turn on the light. I’m not very loved, I give kids a fright!

I go on leaves, I’m soft and slow. One day I’ll fly—just wait and go!

I sing with my legs on warm, quiet nights. You’ll hear me outside, under moonlight.

I’m tiny and strong, I work all day long. I carry big things—what insect sings no song?

I buzz in your ear, I bite when I land. I’m tiny and sneaky—catch me if you can!

My back is hard, I crawl and I creep. I hide in the garden, not in your sleep.

I fly all around, I’m quick and sly. I land on your lunch—oh oh!

I’m not an insect, but I crawl just right. With eight long legs, I spin webs tight.

I was once a caterpillar, but now I can fly. With colorful wings, I dance in the sky.

I fly with a buzz and live in a hive. I make sweet honey.