These fragrant flowers will be starting to bloom soon in parts of the Midwest. They are pollinated by early bumblebees, whose mouth parts are long enough to tap nectar.
Photo: Dutchman's breeches courtesy of John Britt/Creative Commons.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Dutchman's Breeches
From the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Midwest Region:
These fragrant flowers will be starting to bloom soon in parts of the Midwest. They are pollinated by early bumblebees, whose mouth parts are long enough to tap nectar.
Photo: Dutchman's breeches courtesy of John Britt/Creative Commons.
These fragrant flowers will be starting to bloom soon in parts of the Midwest. They are pollinated by early bumblebees, whose mouth parts are long enough to tap nectar.
Photo: Dutchman's breeches courtesy of John Britt/Creative Commons.
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