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Would you go see Carnivorous plants in the wild?

I saw this link from a monthly news letter titled "CP Expedition".

I feel like I just discovered a

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This are organized trips in the US and overseas to see Cps in the wild!!

Cray Cray, I actually want to visit South Africa this summer, maybe I can squeeze that part of my trip in there. Too bad it's in September. Oh well, I may pay to see Cobra Lilies though :)

Anybody else have gone or is interested?

http://www.redfernnaturalhistory.com/expeditions/category/specialist-carnivorous-plant-expeditions/
 
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Red Fern Natural History sponsored trips are truly an amazing experience. If you get the chance and have the means, I highly recommend participating. It is a once-in-a-life time experience you don't want to miss.

I attended a Philippino expedition in December of 2013 and it was one of the greatest experiences of my life.
 
My parents have a house fairly close to Butterfly Valley Botanical Area, where Darlingtonia grow wild. I plan to visit there in late spring/early summer! :D

I have been to Indonesia twice, but never did see any wild growing Nepenthes. :(
 
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Oh my goodness! I never knew trips like this even existed!!! Definitely going to look into them :D thanks for sharing Steve!
 
These expeditions sound really awesome!
I was actually down in the Cape(South Africa) last year but did not visit any of the CP sites (Did not really know where to look to tell the truth)???
I am going again in April but don't think I will stay long enough to get a chance to go exploring the wilderness. Would really love to see CP's in the wild though!!:0o:
 
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