Figure 1. Honeybees had fewer visits to flowers compared to bumblebees and other pollinators, and honeybees and other pollinators spent more time on petals than bumblebees. Total duration per visit and duration on pollen + nectar per visit did not differ among pollinator species. (a) Number of visits observed per 30 min by pollinator species, (b) total duration per visit (seconds/visit) by pollinator species, (c) duration on petals per visit (seconds/visit), (d) duration on pollen + nectar per visit (seconds/visit). Y-axes are on a log scale, where zero values are on the x-axis. Colored points are the raw data per flower observed, and the black points are the model-predicted marginal means with 95% confidence intervals. Significant differences are indicated by the number of stars for each pair (Appendix S1: Table S6).