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A jumping ovation
Glass fly catcher, 1800s.
Our fly catcher hatchlings.
Fly Catcher by FelixDamithNishantha http://bit.ly/2RTcfC8
fly catcher
All of my carnivorous plants. First two pictures are of my mature Cape Sundew from the top and side. Third is a pup/clone from my Albino Sundew. Fourth is my two Nepenthes Hybrids (Miranda I think) side by side. Both only have 1 open pitcher each, but they're both catching gnats on their own. Final picture is a close up of the new pitcher on the nepenthes to the right.
I'm still new to this, if anyone can confirm what my nepenthes is that'd be great. The tag just said hybrid.
slim pickings by Simon Lambert Via Flickr: Sometimes less is more but I'm pretty sure spiders would struggle with that concept! It's tough out there at this time of year but I'm glad that somehow they find a way to survive. HMBT !