Sunflower visitors

Bees, butterflies and other insects visit sunflowers to feast on pollen and nectar. Meanwhile, the pollen sticks to their bodies and they spread it from flower to flower. Without these insect pollinators there would be no sunflower seeds and no more sunflowers. Hint:

Sunflowers planted in a large group for a big block of colour are more likely to attract visitors – especially butterflies.