Data from: Hotspots on cold mountains: Hot flowers as pollinator refuges in mountain ecosystems

This dataset supports a study of floral and pollinator warming in
alpine–subalpine plant communities in Kosciuszko National Park, New South
Wales, Australia. The aims were to quantify variation in floral warming,
and evaluate whether floral warming predicts pollinator interaction
frequency. We collected infrared thermographs of flowers and
plant–pollinator interactions during repeated 30-min surveys in 50 × 50 m
plots. Data files provide:  IR thermograph data, with summary
data from each IR image ROI, paired with ambient conditions Plot-survey
interaction counts by plant species (and pollinator order) with
survey-level environmental variables. Coverage: 375 images yielding 898
flowers (43 species, 18 families) and 125 on-flower insects; 107 surveys
with 1,397 interactions (24 plant species represented). Data structure,
variable definitions and units are documented in the README.