This study examined the within-season dynamics of plant-flower visitor interactions in Mediterranean alpine grasslands over the flowering season. The researchers analyzed temporal subnetworks from early, mid, and late season and found higher than expected species turnover between subnetworks. They also found more shared interactions than expected when species were present in both subnetworks, indicating fidelity of interactions. Analysis of the cumulative network identified modular structures associated with temporal variation in activity over the season, contrary to hypotheses that most interactions would overlap in a short period. Phenology plays an important role in shaping the modular structure of plant-flower visitor networks over the flowering season in these alpine grasslands.