I see a fair number of honeybees visiting the Amaryllis belladonna hybrids here. I presume there must be some nectar they can reach at the base of the flowers. I doubt this does much for the Amaryllis because the anthers are so far out from the base. Surprisingly (to me), I don't see bumblebees on them, even though we have a large population of bumblebees here. Honeybees also make a fair number of visits to Moraea flowers. Those flowers are pretty well shaped for bee pollination. Mike San Jose, CA