"Flies: Native Pollinators" by Roberta Baxter explores the vital role that various species of flies play in pollination and the ecosystem. The book delves into the biology and behavior of these often-overlooked insects, highlighting their importance in supporting plant reproduction and biodiversity. Through engaging narratives and scientific insights, Baxter showcases the unique adaptations of native flies and their interactions with different flora. The text aims to foster appreciation for these creatures by illustrating their fascinating life cycles and contributions to agriculture and natural environments, ultimately advocating for conservation efforts to protect these essential pollinators. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called Native Pollinators .

There are 24 pages in this book. This book was published in 2019 by Mitchell Lane Publishers .

Roberta Baxter writes about science and history for students of all ages. She studied chemistry in college, but also enjoys learning about historical events and people. Her books include The Reactions of Metals, The Home Front in the North and The Home Front in the South. She lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado.