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2008-Apr-28 Florida panhandle, USA Back to 2008 Florida Trip
Apalachicola National Forest
Sarracenia psittacina blossoms.
It started to rain, but I had to capture these bloody red Pinguicula planifolia before I ran for cover.
This Sarracenia
flava var. rugelii colony contains Sarracenia flava
var. flava plants.
I found many Pinguicula ionantha plants in this site. Initially I thought I had finally found P. primuliflora, because of the tremendous density of the plants. There were very many flower scapes (but no flowers left). After some observations, I concluded that the density was created by seedlings rather than the leaf-budding (characteristics of P. primuliflora).
Veined pitchers of
Sarracenia flava var. flava in a Sarracenia flava
var. rugelii population.
Northern Alabama
I found a nice seafood restaurant near my motel in northern Alabama. What I needed was a good meal and good night sleep before I embark on a search for Sarracenia oreophila next day.
PHOTOS: Back to 2008 Florida Trip
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