Flytraps: Part 2

The new Flytrap Images I that I mentioned in my previous blog post 'Flytraps: Part 1'.

As you can see this plant is much larger and has red 'jaw' leaves. It had recently caught insects with a couple of it's 'heads' so I was about to get some shots of the 'mouths' both open and closed.

This will be it for now for the Flytrap macro photos at least until I acquire my next plant.

Flytraps: Part 1

As some people may know, raising Carnivorous Plants is somewhat of a hobby of mine. These photos of a small Venus Flytrap were taken last summer using a macro lens on my Nikon D2Xs, my reason for posting these images now nearly a year later is that I am planning to revisit these types of images tomorrow with a new much larger Flytrap plant which I have recently acquired.

If all goes well it may become a new personal photo project of mine. Macro 'Portraits' of each of my carnivorous plants as my collection grows could be a fun concept to explore and expand upon.

What do you think?

What's your name?

I've been watching this spider each day who lives between my kitchen window and it's screen since I moved into my new place earlier this month, earlier today I caught her wrapping up a snack... Does anyone know what species she is?