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Karen Ege Jensen's avatar

We also have sundew in Denmark. In danish: soldug. But I don’t remember having seen it!

Anna, Grow Wild in Forest Soil's avatar

It’s a very good at blending into its surroundings because of its small size. 😊

Mark's avatar

Its been a while since I last saw some sundew - going to a place where it might be weekend after next - so I will think about your article and the poem when I hopefully see it.

Anna, Grow Wild in Forest Soil's avatar

Thank you for your comment Mark! Sundew is fascinating.😊🌿

Tony Mette Aamodt's avatar

Thanks for sharing Anna, this was a facinating read, very interesting 🙂 I have not seen this Drosera in Norway, a bit strange when its growing in Finland with a simular climate?!🧐🧐. Its a very beautiful plant.

Anna, Grow Wild in Forest Soil's avatar

Thank you for your comment Tony. It’s a very small plant. I took these photos from really close up, which might be a bit misleading. I hope you get to come across it someday.😊🫶🏼

Sara Lindberg's avatar

Awesome photography- great post! 👏

The (Wild)erness Journal's avatar

Thanks for sharing Anna! I learned something new today 😊

Anna, Grow Wild in Forest Soil's avatar

Nice that you liked it. I enjoy writing about species, and I could easily get absorbed in researching things for days.😅🌿

Jerry's avatar

Thanks for another journey into the amazing world of nature

Anna, Grow Wild in Forest Soil's avatar

Thank you Jerry. 🫶🏼

Old Codger Steve's avatar

Illuminating and fascinating