Posted by greygoat on November 03, 2008 at 05:57:40 from (75.121.141.212):
In Reply to: Honey bees posted by john in la on November 01, 2008 at 09:24:42:
In reply to the question, "what pollenated plants before honey bees were imported". The are over 100 kinds of NATIVE pollenating bees, most are small, and don"t make honey, but store pollen for the young to eat. They make, or use exsisting cavities to deposit eggs and pollen, most overwinter as larva, and emerge in the spring to start the cycle again. They are perfectly suited to native plants, but not numerous enough for commercial crops. When out in nature when native plants are blooming closely observe, and you will see many types of small native bees.
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