Teeny, tiny Drosera flower buds. by robz

Teeny, tiny Drosera flower buds.

This is the first time we've seen these little buds sprouting up from a Sundew plant. They were fascinating.
Beautiful detail!
February 21st, 2024  
Lovely capture!
February 21st, 2024  
Lovely closeup with a nice blurred background.
February 21st, 2024  
Nice focus, dof
February 21st, 2024  
Super beautiful spring buds… sooo pretty
February 21st, 2024  
Great focusing! I have noticed buds on one tree in our yard.
February 21st, 2024  
How beautiful! Can't wait to see them in full bloom.
February 21st, 2024  
Wonderful
February 21st, 2024  
nice teeny tiny buds Rob :)
February 21st, 2024  
What a beautiful find.
February 21st, 2024  
Pretty red buds. Love the focus and dof.
February 21st, 2024  
Even as a tiny bud they look like they've been kissed by the sun,
February 21st, 2024  
Very pretty composition
February 22nd, 2024  
This is so lovely and fresh...it looks like Spring has sprung!
February 22nd, 2024  
Neat looking buds. Great capture.
February 22nd, 2024  
oh well done!
February 22nd, 2024  
a beautiful close up and wonderful tones.
February 22nd, 2024  
Well done
February 22nd, 2024  
Nice buds and a lovely colour.
February 22nd, 2024  
Very pretty shot.
February 22nd, 2024  
Gorgeous
February 22nd, 2024  
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
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February 22nd, 2024  
@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
February 22nd, 2024  
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
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February 22nd, 2024  
Beautiful buds and great close up.
February 23rd, 2024  
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