What you have in your pic is not omissa/ericksoniae Jim! The flowers dont look like it!
I'm looking at the Humboldt site and no, it doesn't look like ericksoniae. At the moment,. I'm looking at a bunch of pictures by a French hobbyist and mine looks like one of his that is labeled D. ? That was frustrating.
Another group of pictures (ICPS Seedbank) has one that looks like it, with this editorial comment:
Drosera nitidula subsp. omissa
A relatively boring plant that has been the mother of many spectacular hybrids. It is quite fecund.
And here's one that also looks like it, labeled D. occidentalis
D. allanmtostigma also looks like it:
This is how most pictures have it:
LOL! This is a Tamlin picture:
This is time consuming!
This is another Tamlin picture:
Here's a Vic Brown ericksoniae:
Here's an ericksoniae from Bestcarnivores:
Here's the Bestcarnivores site link, which is the most comprehensive site I've seen for Droseras:
http://www.bestcarnivorousplants.org/fotogalerie/sr50-.html
Ooooh, check this out... there is a white flower and a pink flower version of ericksoniae:
Drosera ericksoniae
N.Marchant & Lowrie (1992)
Grouping:
Pygmy Drosera Loading...
Variation:
* "f. pink flower"
* "f. white flower"
Synonym:
* sp. 'Erickson's Omissa' = ericksoniae
* ericksonae = ericksoniae
Distribution:
Western Australia
I think I may just have the white flower version of this plant. I'm done looking!