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I'd guess hummingbirds.

• deleted 1y ago
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• gus_massa 1y ago
  No, hummingbirds also pollinate some plants. Random link from a Google search: https://www.nps.gov/articles/hummingbirds.htm#:~:text=Hummingbirds%20drink%20up%20to%20two,of%20color%20to%20our%20landscapes. https://www.nps.gov/articles/hummingbirds.htm#:~:text=Hummin...
  • IAmBroom 1y ago
    Some is not all, and hummingbirds may well steal nectar from less tubular flowers.
• nemo 1y ago
  Some plants actually have evolved to be pollinated by hummingbirds, they have long thin tube shaped flowers that a hummingbird beak can travel up. The Sword-billed hummingbird has an incredibly long beak due to mutual evolution with flowers that grew deep tubes.