I'm just across the Sound from you on Bainbridge and I am seeing plenty of pollinators. One thing you can do is make sure there are other plants that are in bloom at the same time the fruit trees are - winter heaths and heathers are a good choice for this, as is forsythia and candytuft. All should be in bloom now.

An alternative is to introduce and encourage the very early appearing orchard mason bees into your garden. You can buy them at most area nurseries.

Thank you Gardengal. It is heartening to know there are pollinators elsewhere and this might be localized to my garden. I will look into orchard mason bees.

Last year, I planted a flowering currant (ribes king edward) and a witch alder which is now blooming. I will add more heathers and heaths to the backyard. I have some in the frontyard.

I don't have Forsythia and Iberis. I just noticed a large forsythia in a neighboring garden. Will look into adding Iberis.