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I lurk a lot, but don't post nearly enough here. I also take far, far too many pictures of my plants. Thus, blah blah blah photo thread blah.

Something neat to start with - a double leaf put out by one of my D. spatulata (Kanto).







Also have a D. capensis "Red" in bloom. I usually miss these by a mile, but this plant has been very kind.

D. scorpioides.

Those pictures are so well taken that the dews look magnificent

Wonderful photos and great looking sundews!

More blooming. Drosera capensis "Red".





Wee babes... Drosera burmannii (Hann River, Kimberley, Western Australia)



Drosera intermedia (tropical)

Nice! If you ever get seeds of that burmannii (I need one with location data lol) let me know.

Wow those are some awesome pictures!

charlie wrote:Nice! If you ever get seeds of that burmannii (I need one with location data lol) let me know.

I expect it'll be flowering in another month or two, so I should have some seed from it by summer - it's been growing like mad thanks to a fortuitous springtail infestation. I'll let you know!

They look adorable

One of my D. sessilifolia.



Another of the same, chowing down.

You're really good in photography! Your pictures make me want to get more sundews

Thanks! It's just point and shoot, with lots of trial and error and adjustment of settings (and more spare time than I'd care to admit ). That fancy black backdrop is a crappy piece of elmer's foamboard I've had kicking around for ages, but it works wonders on the rare occasions I remember to use it.

As for dews, everyone should have one! Or twelve. Or hundreds.

D. burmannii "Pilliga Red" (older pic, from Feb. of this year)

Amazing photos!

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Flower, D. spatulata (Beenak, Victoria, Australia)

Nice looking drosera! Kevin


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