Which is which?Sjmarf@sh.itjust.works to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world – 792 points – 1 months ago174Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentBut bees also lay eggs, and birds also carry and deposit pollenAlso male birds don't lay eggs 🥚🥚 And only the queen bee lays eggs, any bee out and foraging around is a sterile female. Isn't it mostly just hummingbirds that would get involved with pollen? Or are there others?It's not exclusively hummingbirds, there are a few others. The wikipedia pages on Ornithophily and Nectarivores have some info about this.
But bees also lay eggs, and birds also carry and deposit pollenAlso male birds don't lay eggs 🥚🥚 And only the queen bee lays eggs, any bee out and foraging around is a sterile female. Isn't it mostly just hummingbirds that would get involved with pollen? Or are there others?It's not exclusively hummingbirds, there are a few others. The wikipedia pages on Ornithophily and Nectarivores have some info about this.
Also male birds don't lay eggs 🥚🥚 And only the queen bee lays eggs, any bee out and foraging around is a sterile female. Isn't it mostly just hummingbirds that would get involved with pollen? Or are there others?It's not exclusively hummingbirds, there are a few others. The wikipedia pages on Ornithophily and Nectarivores have some info about this.
It's not exclusively hummingbirds, there are a few others. The wikipedia pages on Ornithophily and Nectarivores have some info about this.
But bees also lay eggs, and birds also carry and deposit pollen
Also male birds don't lay eggs 🥚🥚
And only the queen bee lays eggs, any bee out and foraging around is a sterile female.
Isn't it mostly just hummingbirds that would get involved with pollen? Or are there others?
It's not exclusively hummingbirds, there are a few others. The wikipedia pages on Ornithophily and Nectarivores have some info about this.