Bee vision and UV photography

[ChrisLilley]

Reading over simulated bee vision we learn that bees can see uv, and cannot see red - their entire visual spectrum is shifted relative to ours.

There are photos there where the blue channel is discarded, and replaced by the uv one; also, 'bee vision' photos like the above but discarding the red channel. The result, if I understand correctly, is thus two channel, green plus UV:

red -> delete
green -> green
blue -> delete
uv -> blue

However, with that visual range, bees can see blue perfectly well I assume.

I wonder what the results would be like with the following mapping:

red -> delete
green -> red
blue -> green
uv -> blue

in other words, shifting their visible spectrum into ours, while retaining three channels?

But perhaps I have misunderstood how many channels are taken from the uv exposure?
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