BIRDS, BEES and even nectar-feeding BATS do it.

Focuses on the activities of pollinating species and the conditions that surround them. Use of birds, bees, bats or the wind to spread pollen, to mix the DNA of male and female plants; Coevolution of flowering plants and the organisms that pollinate them; Ability of insects to detect markings on plants that have pollen; Effect of changes in honeybee populations on flowers; Pollination habits of the monarch butterfly; Work of Mark and Moira Larkin to manage land to maximize the use of pollinators.