Sundew Family

Portree, Scotland, United Kingdom

The flora homoeopathica :.London :Leath & Ross,1852-1853..biodiversitylibrary.org/page/6163800

Portree, Scotland, United Kingdom

Curtis's botanical magazine..London ;New York [etc.] :Academic Press [etc.].biodiversitylibrary.org/page/471202

These were flowering in open sandy areas between the shrubbery. By afternoon, the flowers had closed. Photo: Fred

Another one of our orange Pygmy Drosera flowers. This one is distinctive by its white or greyish styles and filaments. I notice that when the flower closes each day, it resembles a maroon flower. Each of these pygmy Drosera have a different way of closing their flowers. Photo: Jean

Another one of our orange Pygmy Drosera flowers. This one is distinctive by its white or greyish styles and filaments. I notice that when the flower closes each day, it resembles a maroon flower. Each of these pygmy Drosera have a different way of closing their flowers. Photo: Jean

Another one of our orange Pygmy Drosera flowers. This one is distinctive by its white or greyish styles and filaments. I notice that when the flower closes each day, it resembles a maroon flower. Each of these pygmy Drosera have a different way of closing their flowers. Photo: Jean

Another one of our orange Pygmy Drosera flowers. This one is distinctive by its white or greyish styles and filaments. I notice that when the flower closes each day, it resembles a maroon flower. Each of these pygmy Drosera have a different way of closing their flowers. Photo: Jean

Another one of our orange Pygmy Drosera flowers. This one is distinctive by its white or greyish styles and filaments. I notice that when the flower closes each day, it resembles a maroon flower. Each of these pygmy Drosera have a different way of closing their flowers. Photo: Jean

Another one of our orange Pygmy Drosera flowers. This one is distinctive by its white or greyish styles and filaments. I notice that when the flower closes each day, it resembles a maroon flower. Each of these pygmy Drosera have a different way of closing their flowers. Photo: Jean

These plants were growing to 30cm tall in an open sedge area. North of KojonupPhoto: Jean

These plants were growing to 30cm tall in an open sedge area. ...and it has an interesting ovary.North of KojonupPhoto: Jean

These plants were growing to 30cm tall in an open sedge area. It looks as if all of the lamina are holding an insect.North of KojonupPhoto: Jean

These plants were growing to 30cm tall in an open sedge area. North of KojonupPhoto: Jean

These plants were growing to 30cm tall in an open sedge area. North of KojonupPhoto: Jean

These plants were growing to 30cm tall in an open sedge area. It was such an attractive plant showing sepals with glands.North of KojonupPhoto: Jean

Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

We see these tiny white Drosera in areas with laterite pebbles. Photos: Fred