Books About Pollinators And Pollination


Many of the books I come across are about bees specifically, but bees are obviously not the only pollinators - although their role is critical.

However, diversity is important.  It remains a fact, for example, that some plants are pollinated primarily by wasps, some by moths, others by flies, birds and mammals.

Here is a selection of books about pollinators and pollination, available both from Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk.


Books About Pollination From Amazon

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Pollination Power


Pollination Power



Pollination Power


Attracting Native Pollinators



The Reason For A Flower


The Reason For A Flower



Field Guide to bees Of Great Britain And Ireland Steven Falk


Bees In Your Backyard

Bees In Your Backyard




Field Guide To Bees Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland


Honey Bee Democracy



The Orchard Mason Bee


Solitary Bees

Solitary Bees


Sting Of The Wild

Sting Of The Wild


Bumble Bees Of North America

Bumble Bees Of North America


Bees, Wasps, And Ants

Bees, Wasps, And Ants


A Sting In The Tale

A Sting In The Tale


Field Guide To Bumblebees of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Field Guide To Bumblebees of Great Britain and Northern Ireland


The Buzz About Bees: Biology Of A Superorganism

The Buzz About Bees: Biology Of A Superorganism


The Lives Of Bees

The Lives Of Bees


The Good Bee

The Good Bee








Meadowland
by
John Lewis-Stempel

A review of this beautiful nature diary

Meadowland
by
John Lewis-Stempel



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