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Went out last weekend for a second go at the tiny carnivorous plants I found at Crosslands Reserve in Hornsby Heights (I've since learned they're drosera peltata)

Anyway, for this attempt I decided to not concentrate so much on their innocent, ornamental beauty.... but rather more anthropomorphic characteristics....

Menacing:
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Going for a walk:
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Jaws open wide:
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Uh... howling at the moon?
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C&C welcome!

nice shots, wonderful set. and a very interesting display of anthropomorphic characteristics (I think since vocab ran out...)

Last one looks like a microscopic photograph of a virus in a cell/membrane

Nice work. I like #1 & #3. They would do well in the Hornsby photo comp.

slavo wrote:They would do well in the Hornsby photo comp.

Thanks - you have no IDEA how pi55ed off I was that I'd managed to miss it again this year!! Argh!