Nice photos Mac. It's always a toss up with sundews as to whether to photograph the rosettes of the flowers, which the plant cleverly holds high above its insect traps in order to avoid snaring its own pollinators.
Fun fact! Don’t be fooled by the delicate appearance of the spoon-leaved sundew; this small native perennial from Australasia is carnivorous, entrapping small insects with the red, sticky hairs that cover its leaves.
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Thanks Lori.tas
Thanks Toshimi
Beautiful series!
Nice photos Mac. It's always a toss up with sundews as to whether to photograph the rosettes of the flowers, which the plant cleverly holds high above its insect traps in order to avoid snaring its own pollinators.
Mac, can you email me karen@projectnoah.org so I have your email address? Thanks!
Fun fact! Don’t be fooled by the delicate appearance of the spoon-leaved sundew; this small native perennial from Australasia is carnivorous, entrapping small insects with the red, sticky hairs that cover its leaves.
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Very beautiful!
nice ,,,,
I've had a carnivorous plant, dioneia. I love it.
Nice!
Thanks JillBlack
Nice one