Hi Chris, Carole, Gloria, Debbie and Diana .
Thanks for you lovely comments on the focus and dof. The Micro-macro capability of my small camera is a bit hard to use but it seems to be pretty good once you get the hang of it.. These little things were clustered in a length of about 4mm on a stalk about 1 cm long. They were fascinating - and the first time I've seen them. Cheers Rob @cdcook48@carole_sandford@seattlite@shutterbug49@ludwigsdiana
@rontu Hi Linda. Thanks for your interest but I thought I'd better explain that this little plant is a funny little flat rosette about an inch across. It catches insects to use as nutrients. These little buds were on a stalk about 1 cm tall - quite fascinating. As long as it's warm, they don't seem too fussy about the time of year - just more about how damp it has been. I've been playing with the micro-macro setting on my small camera and it was a good subject to try. Thanks again. Cheers Rob
Hi Beverley, Mags, Ann, Paula, Rick and Susan - thanks for your lovely thoughts on these little guys. Unfortunately, when I went back a couple of days later they had all died down, it must have been too hot for them. So, I never got to see them as actual flowers. The little parent Sundews also disappeared a few days later..... Better luck next time maybe... Cheers Rob @beverley365@marlboromaam@olivetreeann@bluemoon@rickster549@wakelys
Thanks for you lovely comments on the focus and dof. The Micro-macro capability of my small camera is a bit hard to use but it seems to be pretty good once you get the hang of it.. These little things were clustered in a length of about 4mm on a stalk about 1 cm long. They were fascinating - and the first time I've seen them. Cheers Rob
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