I was asked about other sites containing pictures of nectar plants. I just used a web
browser to find examples potential sites. Some refinement of the query will be needed to get
the list to a manageable size. Here is a  very quick tutorial about using web browsers.
 
        In finding websites for nectar plant images one can use there web browser of choice and
try various queries and then inspect the hits.
 
        For example from using:
 
                http://altavista.digital.com/
 
        the query
 
                +jewelweed +beebalm
 
        yields  3 hits
 
1. 03900067
    PLANTINGS FOR WILDLIFE. Although landscaping serves an ornamental function attractive to
the
    human eye, it also serves to attract various forms of...
      http://lep.cl.msu.edu/msueimp/htdoc/mod03/03900067.html - size 24K - 2-Apr-96 - English
 
2. Picturebook (Our Backyard Forest)
    HOME | FRONT | BACK | PLANS | NOTEBOOK | PICTUREBOOK | LINKS | ABOUT | READ
    GUESTBOOK SIGN | INDEX. Picturebook. Also see Picturebook - Spring 1997. Last..
      http://w3.one.net/~markws/picturebook.html - size 13K - 15-Aug-97 - English
 
3. Wildflower Index
    Wild Flower Index of Ithaca / Tompkins County. Last Update: 09May97. Index of Wild Flowers
found on
    this site. A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. K. L. M. N. O.
      http://cribbage.cit.cornell.edu/flowers/flower_index.html - size 13K - 9-May-97 - English
 
 
        of which 2 and 3 are nice sites with images.
 
http://w3.one.net/~markws/picturebook.html
http://cribbage.cit.cornell.edu/flowers/flower_index.html
 
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another query of
 
        +image:flower* +wildflower
 
yields 10 number of hits most of them leading to
 
http://district.gresham.k12.or.us/ghs/nature/flower/flwr.html
 
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another query
 
        +"basswood tree"
 
yields
 
 
        http://www.nysite.com/nature/flora/basswd.htm
 
which leads to
 
        http://www.nysite.com/nature/flora.htm
 
with a number of other tree images
 
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another query
 
        ="black locust tree"
 
leads to a site that indicates the latin name of the tree is
        Robinia pseudoacacia
 
so entering a query of
 
        "Robinia pseudoacacia"
 
yields 183 hits...
 
 
        You get the idea. Very specfic queries will help limit the hits you need to sift
through.