Drosera

EOS RP_3075-JKDS-Drosera spatulata (2).JPG

EOS RP_3075-JKDS-Drosera spatulata (2).JPG

Drosera spatulata, The Spoon Leaved Sundew. This variant comes form mid-NSW Australia and it is quite different from the colour and habits of my local species o...
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Drosera spatulata, The Spoon Leaved Sundew. This variant comes form mid-NSW Australia and it is quite different from the colour and habits of my local species of Drosera spatulata in Queensland. The flower only opens for 20 minutes then rather abruptly closes again, making it difficult to capture a photo unless you wait for it to open.
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Canon EOS RP

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 125 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 60/1

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Aug, 2020

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