Your opinion? I Think all boys have a Fascination with These Plants: The Carnivores

[Helix_2648]

The carnivorous plants looks intersting for macros. Never tested it but it's for sure a good idea. Great macro. I really like it.

 

[Jack]

Greg Shchepanek , the last pictures. Are just amazing and a bit scary

 

[Greg Shchepanek]

The carnivorous plants looks intersting for macros. Never tested it but it's for sure a good idea. Great macro. I really like it.

Because of the bugs & stuff feeding them they are always nice bright colours...take that vegans!

 

[Jack]

don’t give them your camera, they might eat It

 

[Greg Shchepanek]

& now for something completely different...the Pitcherplants, that have recently been discovered to ingest Salamanders in Algonquin Provincial Park:
But let's first start with the Okefenokee Swamp that big beautiful mysterious place
Parrot Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia psittacina) Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, Georgia, United States • Ramsar site no. 350. Endemic in United States: native and occurs nowhere else.


Camera Info: Panasonic DMC-ZS30

• ƒ/3.3
• 4.3 mm
• 1/640
• 100
• Flash (off, did not fire)

 

[Greg Shchepanek]

It was a garden of Pitcher Plants as the Alligators' watched me in my excitement: Hooded Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia minor) Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge • Ramsar site no. 350. Endemic in United States: native and occurs nowhere else.

 

[Greg Shchepanek]

Now the good old Canadian Pitcher Plant which is Newfoundland & Labrador's provincial flower emblem.
Northern Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia purpurea) Alleyn-et-Cawood, Québec, Canada.

Purdon Conservation Area, Lanark, Ontario, Canada.

 

[Greg Shchepanek]

Common Bladderwort (Utricularia macrorhiza) Britannia Conservation Area, Mud Lake, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

Canon EOS M100 • EF-M55-200mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM • ƒ/6.3 200.0 mm 1/320 160 Flash (off, did not fire)