US /ˈnɛktɚ/
・UK /ˈnektə(r)/
Once its wings expand and harden, it's ready to mate, pollinate, and slurp nectar to its heart's desire.
Once its wings expand and harden, it's ready to mate, pollinate, and slurp nectar to its heart's desire.
Now, if you were a hummingbird drinking four times your body weight in chilling nectar, you could burn up to 2% of your energy reserves warming it up,
in chilly nectar, you could burn up to 2% of your energy reserves warming it up,
Now he's tasted the nectar.
It's inevitable now he's tasted the nectar.
It involves receiving the nectar of love—which can be stubbornly missing in the best-equipped mansions and oddly abundant in the bare rooms of modest bungalows.
It involves receiving the nectar of love –
[M] This is the nectar of the gods is what you wanted to say.
This is the nectar of the gods, is what you wanted to say.
When we eat our food, a lot of that food is a result of an insect pollinating that plant. Plants and bees evolve together. The plant attracts the bee with the nectar and the pollen, and the bee gathers it and helps the plant by helping it reproduce.
So what this means for the bees is that the insecticide is actually in the pollen and nectar of the treated plant. The bees bring that back to their hive and they'll feed it to their young, and they'll eat it themselves
Each female gathers nectar and pollen to feed her young.
Each female gathers nectar and pollen to feed her young.
They also produce nectar, which bees collect to make honey.
They also produce nectar, which bees collect to make honey.
Who kisses shockingly sweet as nectar?
who's kiss is shockingly sweet as nectar with an aftertaste yuck
What starts off as nectar can eventually become poison.
What starts off as nectar can eventually become poison.