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 | |
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Attracting Native Pollinators | |
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The Reason For A Flower |
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Bees In Your Backyard | |
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Field Guide To Bees Of Great Britain And Northern Ireland | |
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Honey Bee Democracy | |
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The Orchard Mason Bee | |
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Solitary Bees | |
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Sting Of The Wild | |
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Bumble Bees Of North America | |
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Bees, Wasps, And Ants | |
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A Sting In The Tale | |
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Field Guide To Bumblebees of Great Britain and Northern Ireland | |
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The Buzz About Bees: Biology Of A Superorganism | |
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The Lives Of Bees | |
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The Good Bee |
Meadowland
by
John Lewis-Stempel
A review of this beautiful nature diary
