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Thanks for sharing your pics, very inspiring. It reminds me of the first time I saw Drosera rotundifolia in the wild, it was on the shore of lake Michigan on the Upper Peninsula. They were compact rosettes covered with rabbit dung.
Those are nice rotundifoliae! (the "ae" makes it plural, it's Latin) I believe that the butterflies in the pictures are actually viceroys not monarchs. Although they look almost exactly the same, they are from completely different genera.
my friend works for the oregon forestry service and found these while working! she was thoughtful enough to send me a couple pictures. she even asked her boss about collecting and he said i could take seeds but no plants. i may take a trip there and see them
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