← 2025 results
Bumble Bees
Carpenter Bees
Honey Bees
Small Bees
Wasps
Flies
Butterflies & Moths
Other Insects
Real 2025 totals for Georgia, aggregated by group.
2025 state results
Georgia
183,888
insects counted
3,384
counts submitted
13,432
people counting
37%
of the regional count
Out in the gardens
Jimmy Terrell, the Mayor of Winder, officially declared Pollinator Census Days in his city.
Educators like Tori Arp of Blue Ridge Elementary made the census a highlight of the school year.
Businesses like Slow Pour Brewery in Gwinnett hosted counting events for their communities.
Georgia — by group
Bumble Bees
24,162
Carpenter Bees
15,914
Honey Bees
10,623
Small Bees
16,796
Wasps
12,838
Flies
22,035
Butterflies & Moths
54,878
Other Insects
26,642
Show these results as a data table
| Group | Count | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Bumble Bees | 24,162 | 13% |
| Carpenter Bees | 15,914 | 9% |
| Honey Bees | 10,623 | 6% |
| Small Bees | 16,796 | 9% |
| Wasps | 12,838 | 7% |
| Flies | 22,035 | 12% |
| Butterflies & Moths | 54,878 | 30% |
| Other Insects | 26,642 | 14% |
| Total | 183,888 | 100% |
Top counties
124 counties reported
1
DeKalb
28,764
2
Gwinnett
16,220
3
Cobb
15,568
4
Fulton
10,587
5
Effingham
7,421
6
Clarke
6,148