Boom! Who doesn't love pictures? We all love pictures, and this thread is where you'll find a lot of mine!
Here's an overview of the current collection.
From back to front:
1. S. x readei
2. Darlingtonia californica
3. S. flava v. rugelii x flava v. maxima / D. binata
4. S. minor v. okefenokeensis
5. S. x readei division
6. S. leucophylla / D. binata
7. D. omissa x pulchella
8. S. minor
9. D. capensis
10. Dionaea muscipula "typical"
11. U. bisquamata scattered about
S. x readei in all its glory.
Fresh S. x readei pitcher.
Nectar and pollen covered S. x readei flower.
An adorable little jumping spider.
S. minor v. okefenokeensis.
D. omissa x pulchella.
S. leucophylla pitcher rimmed with nectar.
D. omissa x pulchella flowers.
A much whiter S. leucophylla pitcher (same plant).
Jumping spider feasting on a fly while balanced on a S. x readei flower.
VFT digestive fluids rise from a trap re-opening.
The victim.
Darlingtonia californica.
Fresh growth point on the S. minor v. okefenokeensis.
A fly struggling to escape from a hole in a S. x readei pitcher.
Jumping spider cautiously exploring the pygmy sundew.
Here's an overview of the current collection.
From back to front:
1. S. x readei
2. Darlingtonia californica
3. S. flava v. rugelii x flava v. maxima / D. binata
4. S. minor v. okefenokeensis
5. S. x readei division
6. S. leucophylla / D. binata
7. D. omissa x pulchella
8. S. minor
9. D. capensis
10. Dionaea muscipula "typical"
11. U. bisquamata scattered about
S. x readei in all its glory.
Fresh S. x readei pitcher.
Nectar and pollen covered S. x readei flower.
An adorable little jumping spider.
S. minor v. okefenokeensis.
D. omissa x pulchella.
S. leucophylla pitcher rimmed with nectar.
D. omissa x pulchella flowers.
A much whiter S. leucophylla pitcher (same plant).
Jumping spider feasting on a fly while balanced on a S. x readei flower.
VFT digestive fluids rise from a trap re-opening.
The victim.
Darlingtonia californica.
Fresh growth point on the S. minor v. okefenokeensis.
A fly struggling to escape from a hole in a S. x readei pitcher.
Jumping spider cautiously exploring the pygmy sundew.
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