looking for a flower that moths pollinate, but the seeds are transfered by the wind?
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Are you looking for a specific flower? The plant shown on the site below is an example. A lot of other species in this family (some climbers, some not) have similar characteristics.  Moth pollinated plants often have white tubular flowers that open at night and have a strong fragrance ... but not all have wind-dispersed seeds (example: Cereus peruvianus, one of the columnar cacti, has a fleshy fruit).
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The stamen (anther portion) of the flower produces pollen.
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producers or angiosperms.
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get a daisy and pick the flower
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Some go airborne, some are transported by animals on their fur or in their droppings, some plants tumble away from their roots when the seeds are ready, and some just fall to the ground or into water and float away.
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a venus flytrap is a flower and it catches insects by snapping shut it's mouth.\ncheck out this website for a pic
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i'm not sure about the plant, but the state flower is Forget-me-not\n(genus Myosotis)
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When wind blows the sounds you hear are the stalks of flowers stretching against the sky.
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No examples of this type of scenario come to mind immediately, and I think that I know why.  What you consider to be flowers and what the plant's flowering reproductive body actually is may not always be the same thing.  All fruiting plants have flowers, but some may be so small that they are imperceptible or unrecognizable to the human eye (like the flowers that make up the bushy part of a cauliflower).  If the flowers are too small to be pollinated by insects, then they may be pollinated by the wind, or in some cases, pollinated by the plant itself.
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The world's largest flower is the Rafflesia.  It's a gigantic red flower with white spots, and a huge central spike.  The flower gives off an intoxicating aroma that is said to be highly reminescent of rotting flesh.\n\nRafflesia is pollenated by the flies attracted to this scent.\n\nIt is found in Malaysia, and is named after the famous hotel in Singapore (the Raffles)
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ripened ovary, seeds, flowering plant
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Like the Dude said above.. they have flowers above the water.\nFlowers get pollinated, seeds grow, seeds are distributed thru the water, fall to the bottom and grow the next generation... its a circle of life thing.
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Butterflies...They help pollinate plants
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Is called pollen and every insect that fly carried out to pollinate another plants and flowers,\n\nNow is you are talking of the amapola (Poppy) flower the only powder that you can get form it is cocaine "lol"
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chiropterophily (pollination by bats)
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They get it from trees and flowers.
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The Passion Flower is quite nice.  Orchids are pretty too.