Hi,
some of you may already know my pictures from my trip to South Africa in September last year from other forums.. As i have not yet shown them here, i think it is worth posting them here too. I feel, some of the members may not yet have seen them. I will start my series with Drosera trinervia.
Drosera trinervia is most likely the most common sundew in southafrica. It grows almost everywhere, where some water is present. I am not sure if all the locations really drie out during summer. I suppose some of them stay wet all year long. We only had one day out of 14 free of D. trinervia (on that day we made a boattrip to the white sharks, so no Drosera at all!). Even at a visit in a Lion Park we could find some of them on the gras between the cages. Drosera trinervia is so common, that i did not even bother to take pictures of them at the end of the trip, so i can't show pictures from every location we have seen them.
Some of the pictures have been taken under harsh conditions (no sunshine, rain, fog, wind and coldness), so they are not always the best pictures. I hope you like them anyway.
Christian
some of you may already know my pictures from my trip to South Africa in September last year from other forums.. As i have not yet shown them here, i think it is worth posting them here too. I feel, some of the members may not yet have seen them. I will start my series with Drosera trinervia.
Drosera trinervia is most likely the most common sundew in southafrica. It grows almost everywhere, where some water is present. I am not sure if all the locations really drie out during summer. I suppose some of them stay wet all year long. We only had one day out of 14 free of D. trinervia (on that day we made a boattrip to the white sharks, so no Drosera at all!). Even at a visit in a Lion Park we could find some of them on the gras between the cages. Drosera trinervia is so common, that i did not even bother to take pictures of them at the end of the trip, so i can't show pictures from every location we have seen them.
Some of the pictures have been taken under harsh conditions (no sunshine, rain, fog, wind and coldness), so they are not always the best pictures. I hope you like them anyway.
Christian