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Trillium Columbine Hepatica Dutchman’s breeches Jack-in-the pulpit Virginia bluebells Wood anemone Don’t forget about the flies, gnats, and mining bees! These flyers need pollen and nectar from spring flowers too! Many mining bee species will only eat from specific flowers like trout lillies! Spring flowers...for beauty & the bees! Did you know that queen bumblebees hibernate underground all winter? Bumblebees emerging from hibernation need a snack right away! Early spring flowers provide the nutrients they need for their colony! Copyright Bur Oak Land Trust 2020

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Page 1: Spring flowersfor beauty & the bees! · bees! These flyers need pollen and nectar from spring flowers too! Many mining bee species will only eat from specific flowers like trout lillies!

Trillium

Columbine Hepatica

Dutchman’s breeches

Jack-in-the pulpit

Virginia bluebells

Wood anemone

Don’t forget about the flies, gnats, and mining

bees!

These flyers need pollen and nectar from spring

flowers too! Many mining bee species will only eat from specific flowers

like trout lillies!

Spring flowers...forbeauty & the bees!

Did you know that queen bumblebees hibernate

underground all winter? Bumblebees emerging from hibernation need a snack

right away! Early spring flowers provide the nutrients they need for

their colony!

Copyright Bur Oak Land Trust 2020

Page 2: Spring flowersfor beauty & the bees! · bees! These flyers need pollen and nectar from spring flowers too! Many mining bee species will only eat from specific flowers like trout lillies!

White trout lilyBloodrootSolomons seal

Phlox

Blossoming trees are another important

source of nectar and pollen!

Can you find these flowers on your nature

walk?

Spotted geranium

How many signs of spring can you spot?

blossoms chirping birds

Woolly bear caterpillar

ladybug

Use your sight! Use your ears!

water drops

Use your touch!

wet soil

leaves or flowersbuzzing beetree sap

Copyright Bur Oak Land Trust 2020


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