I am Stephen. I live in Bristol, UK. I decided to shorten my profile...to this: Wildlife, haiku, travel, streetart, psychogeography and my family. Not necessarily in that order.
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6 thoughts on “Sweet death”
I have never seen Venus Fly Traps growing outdoors in England – only indoors in pots. The New Forest has a similar carnivorous plant that grows in the marshes. Its here that triops can be found – the three-eyed tadpole shrimps – which I have only seen once and have kept the location secret for fear of foragers.
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I have never seen Venus Fly Traps growing outdoors in England – only indoors in pots. The New Forest has a similar carnivorous plant that grows in the marshes. Its here that triops can be found – the three-eyed tadpole shrimps – which I have only seen once and have kept the location secret for fear of foragers.
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This is a heat, a display at Birmingham botanical gardens from a while ago.
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Oh – I thought it might be the warm weather in Bristol or London – good photos and haiku though
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Gorgeous and dark. I can smell the perfume and the danger.
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Strange how the flies are drawn to their death under the influence.
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Haha. Like many men and women, perhaps? If not drawn to their death, then drawn to their captivity.
Fascinating how hearts seek a mate, and then when the commitment is in place, we then pine for freedom. Humans are so fickle. Lol.
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