What's wrong with this pic.

Ozzy

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• Jul 17, 2005

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Ok I found something odd at a cp site, I took some pics of it and I waht to see if anybody else can spot it. You can ask any question. I'll answer the some of the obvious ones now. I wasn't drunk, It's not photoshoped, and Yes I know it's not a good pic, but I did my best to get what I wanted in the photo. I have clearer pics, but I want to start off with the harder ones first.

 

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Spikeanator

• Jul 17, 2005

• #2

has someone dug something up? maybe on each side off the three small pitchers?

thanks

BRad

 

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Gawd_oOo

• Jul 17, 2005

• #3

*edit* well it makes it harder if the pictures change. /*edit*

I'm gonna guess cultivars growing in the wild....

 

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Spikeanator

• Jul 17, 2005

• #4

ok...has the pic changed...lol


idk whats wrong with it?


thanks

BRad

 

scottychaos

• Jul 17, 2005

• #5

VFTs have been introduced into a Sarr site!
where they did not occur naturally.

or Sarrs introduced into a VFT site..
also not naturally occuring..

Scot

 

Ozzy

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• Jul 17, 2005

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Scott, very close

 

scottychaos

• Jul 17, 2005

• #7

its a bog that originally had neither sarrs or vft's, and both have been introduced?

Scot

 

Ozzy

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• Jul 17, 2005

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I'm looking for a more detailed info on the plants in the pic, you're so close Scott.

 

Clint

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• Jul 17, 2005

• #9

S. leucophylla is not native to that area. (green swamp, NC)

 

JB_OrchidGuy

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• Jul 17, 2005

• #10

ok am I missing something in this pic? I don't see a pitcher unless thats the bottom on the pitcher off to the right of the pic. I'm so new I don't know. Just asking.

 

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Gawd_oOo

• Jul 17, 2005

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[b said:

Quote[/b] ]ok am I missing something in this pic? I don't see a pitcher unless thats the bottom on the pitcher off to the right of the pic. I'm so new I don't know. Just asking.

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No when the post first went up it was a different picture.

 

Ozzy

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• Jul 17, 2005

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[b said:

Quote[/b] (JustLikeAPill @ July 17 2005,9:32)]S. leucophylla is not native to that area. (green swamp, NC)

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yep you got it.

 

Ozzy

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• Jul 17, 2005

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Here are some of the other pics I was going to post, before you guys ruined my fun.

I have better pics of the Lecos, these are the pics I tried to get with both vft's and Lecos in the same pic.

 

Clint

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• Jul 17, 2005

• #14

sweet.

 

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Nflytrap

• Jul 19, 2005

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now the question is...

What(if anything) are they planning to do with them? Someone must have planted them I guess.

 

Ozzy

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• Jul 19, 2005

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The site is behind a school. I think it's a project or something. They must be studing how to screw up the natural flora.

 

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dlybrand

• Jul 19, 2005

• #17

LOL! That's a good one, Ozzy!

-D. Lybrand

 

herenorthere

• Jul 20, 2005

• #18

Maybe the S. leuc colonized the spot when a seed rode in on the foot of a swallow. An African swallow could probably carry the entire plant.

 

Finch

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• Jul 20, 2005

• #19

besides the fact that its atays in africa

 

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aprilh

• Jul 20, 2005

• #20

Would that be a fully laden African Swallow?