Some very showy desert flowers avoid desiccation of delicate floral tissues by blooming at night. They are pollinated by:

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Desert flowers that bloom at night are often pollinated by bats, as they are attracted to the flowers' strong fragrance and bold colors in the dark. Bats are also able to navigate in the low light conditions of the desert at night to find and feed on nectar, making them an efficient pollinator for these plants. Wind, bees, and hummingbirds are not likely to be effective pollinators for nocturnal desert flowers.

Some Very Showy Desert Flowers Avoid Desiccation of Delicate Floral