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Honey Bees and Butterflies are the most recognized pollinators but there are many others. Perhaps the one one with the worst (and undeserved reputation) are moths. It is true that their caterpillars are ravenous. A single hornworm can devastate a tomato plant. Many moths are Nocturnal, but there are some like the hawk moth (in the picture) are active during the day. According to "Nocturnal Pollinators Strongly contribute to pollen transport of wild flowers in an agriculture landscape" by Walton

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