Pollination is when an insect walks on flowers and picks up pollen from  the male part of the flower which is a stamen which then takes it to the  female part of the flower which is a carpal.

The name of the insect is a bee. The name of the flower is a buttercup. It took some nectar from the flower and went towards the trees.

I saw a long thin fly and I took a picture of it with the digital camera. The fly flew to a  buttercup and then to some cow parsley. Then it went to a nest to store it.

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