Bee Collecting Pollen from a Lily
A foraging honeybee visits the open petals of a prominent lily flower to gather food.
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A Bee Resting on a Large Lily
A winged bee reaches into the broad central cup of an open lily blossom. The insect interacts with the inner parts of the flower while gathering nectar.
How Bees Pollinate Flowering Plants
Bees collect pollen on specialized hairs located on their hind legs, forming compact pellets to transport back to the hive. As bees move between blossoms, stray pollen grains rub off onto plant stigmas, enabling fertilization. Lilies produce heavy pollen grains that easily attach to the fuzzy bodies of visiting insects.
Natural Colors of Bees and Lilies
- Honeybee body: striped yellow and black with brown hairs
- Bee wings: translucent pale gray
- Lily petals: white, pink, orange, or deep red
- Lily pollen-coated anthers: bright rust orange or golden yellow
- Stems and leaves: smooth emerald green