May 13 by Walter Otto Koenig

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13-May-2021

May 13

Sarracenia minor, also known as the hooded pitcherplant

A carnivorous plant. Its tube is filled with water and enzymes to aid in digestion.
It primarily attracts ants and flying insects.
This plant is native to the Southeastern U.S.

Nikon D850 ,Nikkor 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED VR AF
1/1250s f/5.6 at 230.0mm iso800 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	13-May-2021 09:42:27
Make	Nikon
Model	NIKON D850
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	230 mm
Exposure Time	1/1250 sec
Aperture	f/5.6
ISO Equivalent	800
Exposure Bias	0.67
White Balance	0
Metering Mode	(255)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Wintermeer		15-May-2021 22:33
Very unusual! ~V~

Don Mottershead		14-May-2021 16:11
Feed me!

Nestor Derkach		14-May-2021 14:32
Nice floral photograph like the growth habit nice sharp work and bokeh is perfect. Image size exact and a treat for the eyes. Vote

Marcia Rules		14-May-2021 13:41
Cool grouping of nature going on here. VV

pkocinski		14-May-2021 11:22
Interesting plant...

danad		14-May-2021 09:45
They look like birds ! V.

John Hamers		14-May-2021 09:16
Interesting and fascinating plant and a fine capture of it. V!

Raymond Ma		14-May-2021 04:38
So interesting...always fascinated by carnivorous plants. A great shot of it. V

Gill Kopy		14-May-2021 04:35
What a great shot of them - they look like they're having a party :) V

joseantonio		14-May-2021 03:28
lovely light and colors.V.

David Buzzeo		14-May-2021 02:07
Great composition. They look like a hungry bunch. V

Carl Carbone		14-May-2021 01:31
Nicely captured. Such interesting biodiversity.

Julie Oldfield		14-May-2021 01:19
What terrifying flesh eating plant (if you’re a bug). It’s quite graceful. V

Neil Marcus		13-May-2021 23:58
A good plant to have to grab fruit flies in the house. A lush bunch here. "V"

globalgadabout		13-May-2021 23:41
an unusual looking plant, and one worth noting for its dietary preferences...commendable how you portray it, with spot on choice of frame format..

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