Thanks Sean, I thought it looked like something with perhaps D. nitidula in it.
No worries I agree entirely. Definitely appears to have D. nitidula in it, as most of these pygmy hybrids usually have. The other parent will either be D. pulchella or ericksoniae.
It is obvious from the lamina, it is obvious from the petiole and it is obvious from the stipules. It is a pygmy Drosera.