[DOC] [TLE] jeopardy/2617_Qs.txt at master  jedoublen/jeopardy  GitHub [PAR] ... Unlike these honey makers, most butterflies don't eat the pollen they collect | ... 
7-LETTER WORDS | Many women have their eyelashes dyed so they don't... [DOC] [TLE] Being There for Bees - National Wildlife Federation [PAR] Mar 30, 2016 ... Native bees face many threats, but gardeners can help these indispensable ... 
Unlike the familiar honey bee, imported from Europe in the ... Unlike larger and 
better-studied insects such as butterflies and dragonflies, most bees must be 
captured and .... bees are exposed when they eat nectar and pollen. [DOC] [TLE] Wings at work: Butterflies pollinate plants, but in ways different from ... [PAR] May 13, 2010 ... Bees are the best-known pollinators because they carry pollen over their ... The 
numbers of these pollinators are being reduced in alarming rates by ... longer 
than most butterflies, possibly because of its ability to collect pollen on ... plant 
because of all the honeybees hard at work pollinating all the flowers. [DOC] [TLE] Proboscis | BEYONDbones [PAR] These butterflies have some unique features and behaviors that set them ... Most 
butterflies can only sip fluids with their proboscis, most commonly ... Pollen, 
unlike nectar, contains proteins and is very nutritious. .... Q. What do the 
butterflies eat? ... Atlas moths don't even have mouth parts as adults, so they don't 
feed at all! [DOC] [TLE] WINGS OF LIFE Educator's Guide [PAR] Apr 16, 2013 ... butterflies, hummingbirds, bees, bats and flowers is a celebration of life, as .... in 
gardens, in fields, on farms; in bustling ... of honey, but pollen and nectar are still 
vital for these busy animals. ... The pollen is the most important source of food for 
..... collect more pollen because they don't have to travel as far. [DOC] [TLE] An Overview of Pollination in Rangelands: Who, Why, and How ... [PAR] Most of us are told at a very early age that bee pollination of flowers is a ... 
Pollinators don't help plants out of the goodness of their simple circulatory 
systems. ... Adult syrphids (flower flies) and some butterflies eat the grains 
themselves, and other .... These highly social insects collect pollen from many 
plant species, but they... [DOC] [TLE] Do butterflies collect pollen? - Quora [PAR] No, butterfly's don't collect pollen. The main reason is they have got siphoning 
type of mouth. ... Why do butterflies eat pollen? ... Most butterflies are perch 
feeders, they land on blossoms, and walk around on them while probing for 
nectar with their long, tubular ... Can honey bees collect nectar at the same time 
as pollen? [DOC] [TLE] Honey Bee [PAR] Honey Bees are an animal most of us learn about very early on, one way or 
another. ... storing pollen, making honey, guarding the hive, collecting pollen and 
nectar. ... Honey Bees eat nectar and pollen from flowers. ... This communication 
helps the hive locate good places so they don't waste time always looking for 
flowers. [DOC] [TLE] NGC Pollinator Power - National Garden Clubs [PAR] Butterflies. 8. Flies. 9. Hummingbirds. 10. Moths. 11. Wasps. 12. Pollinator ... 
Some pollinators, such as bees, visit the flowers specifically to collect pollen ... 
Most flower-visiting bats are found in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific ... 
Unlike honey bees, they are able to forage in cold, rainy and cloudy ...... Wildseed 
Farms. [DOC] [TLE] insect  AnimalTourism News - animaltourism.com [PAR] If you find a still bat on the ground, don't pick it up with your hands. .... Hillreally 
look-out hillwhich always seems to have the most butterflies and moths ... I 
suspect I'll be be checking out these cocoon suppliers in the next few years. ... of 
honey, but it's not very delicious since they eat insects instead of pollen like bees 
do. [DOC] [TLE] essays on invertebrate conservation - The Xerces Society [PAR] This issue of Wings is mostly about butterflies and moths: their importance as pol-

Question: Unlike these honey makers, most butterflies don't eat the pollen they collect
Answer: bees