Florida is home to several hosts of native pollinators, from native flies, bees to beetles. The three major Florida pollinators are:
Insects like beetles, honey bees, ants, wasps are the most common and familiar pollinators. Moths and butterflies are some of the major insect pollinators in wild and managed ecosystems.
Birds like hummingbirds are essential pollinators of wildflowers. Not only do they pollinate wildflowers, but they also transport seeds.
Bats are native to Florida and pretty important for their ecosystems. Some plants in Florida even rely on bat pollination. Bats usually pollinate at dawn or at night - that includes guava, shaving brush trees, wild bananas, mangoes, etc.