The business end (ends?)

[fredg]

It was sitting there looking quite good in the sunlight so I took a few macros.

 

[nimbulan]

Quite lovely! D. regia?

 

[fredg]

Quite lovely! D. regia?

That certainly is.

Now have a bit of fun with these.

Now see how close you were.


1 D. filiformis ssp. filiformis - Blackwater
2 D. x hybrida
3 D. tracyi (2 images)
4 D. cuneifolia
5 D. x hybrida
6 D. x obovata
7 D. capensis - White flower ( NOT 'Albino')
8 D. capensis

 

[nimbulan]

Some lovely filiformis, tracyi, burmannii, and capensis (typical and alba) there. Pictures 6 and 7 may be something else (intermedia?) but it's hard to tell.

 

[fredg]

No burmannii there

 

[nimbulan]

Perhaps admirabilis then? The extra wide leaves should have tipped me off.

 

[fredg]

No admirabilis either

 

[nimbulan]

Well if it's not sessilifolia, I've about exhausted my sundew knowledge.

 

[fredg]

Strike 3

 

[DragonsEye]

Some lovely shots there!

 

[fredg]

Thank you DE

 

[Swagalotus]

Drosera cuneifolia?

 

[fredg]

Aye

 

[nimbulan]

Really? I was going to guess D. cuneifolia second but the snap tentacles apparently don't show very well in most pictures of the plant...

 

[fredg]

This is Drosera cuneifolia Nim

 

[curtisconners]

Nice shots, Fredg.

 

[fredg]

I added the ID list on the earlier piccy

Now have a crack at this one.

Some species may be repeated, on the other hand, they may not :devil:

1. D. 'Albino'
2. D. binata
3. D. x obovata
4 D. intermedia
5 D. linearis
6 D. rotundifolia
7 D. anglica
8 D filiformis ssp. filiformis

 

[fredg]

A nice easy one.

 

[curtisconners]

Pic one: d. capensis "albino"
Pic two: d. Binata
Pic five: d. capensis normal
Pic six: d. rotundifolia

 

[fredg]

Try again on #5 Curtis