Why the vast majority of spring flowers are yellow, followed by blue. (In central California)
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It’s the same elsewhere.
Early flowers tend to be yellow or white as they are pollinated by flies, which don’t see colours, but can see lots of reflected light.
Later on, bees and butterflies are around, and they like flowers with more saturation of colour.
It’s the same elsewhere.
Early flowers tend to be yellow or white as they are pollinated by flies, which don’t see colours, but can see lots of reflected light.
Later on, bees and butterflies are around, and they like flowers with more saturation of colour.
It’s the same elsewhere.
Early flowers tend to be yellow or white as they are pollinated by flies, which don’t see colours, but can see lots of reflected light.
Later on, bees and butterflies are around, and they like flowers with more saturation of colour.
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