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Bees
Bees move pollen from flower to flower, helping many plants grow fruits, seeds, and flowers.
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Pollinators Help Kansas City Grow
Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, moths, beetles, and other pollinators help flowers, gardens, fruits, and ecosystems. Pest control should protect families while respecting pollinators whenever possible.
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Butterflies
Butterflies visit flowers for nectar and can help move pollen as they travel.
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Hummingbirds
Hummingbirds drink nectar and can help pollinate tubular flowers while they feed.
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Moths
Some moths pollinate flowers at night when bees and butterflies are not active.
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Beetles
Some beetles visit flowers and help with pollination while searching for food.
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Native flies
Some flies look like bees and can help pollinate small flowers.
How kids can help pollinators
- • Plant flowers with a grown-up.
- • Give bees and butterflies space.
- • Do not swat at bees.
- • Keep trash and sweet drinks covered outside.
- • Learn the difference between helpful pollinators and pests near people.
- • Tell an adult if a nest is close to doors, play areas, or walkways.
All Star Pollinator Promise
All Star Pest Solutions believes in protecting families, homes, pets, and pollinators whenever possible. Responsible pest control means knowing when a bug is helpful, when it is harmless, and when it creates a real problem around people.