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Round-leaved Sundew, Cashel 15189 216 Loch Lomond - East Loch Lomond Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) can be found on heathland and is a common plant in Scotland. It uses sticky dew on the end of its tendrils to capture insects. The leaf will then wrap itself around the insect and digest it. It has adapted to this carnivourous diet due to the low nutrient levels in its habitat. This one was photographed at Cashel, East Loch Lomond. 17 August 2019
Round-leaved sundew, Glen Cannich, Highlands 15031 323 CEP - Invernesshire Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) can be found on heathland and is a common plant in Scotland. It uses sticky dew on the end of its tendrils to capture insects. The leaf will then wrap itself around the insect and digest it. It has adapted to this carnivourous diet due to the low nutrient levels in its habitat. This one was photographed in Glen Cannich in the Highlands. Scanned from slide taken by CE Palmar in 1978. 15 June 1978
Round-leaved Sundew, South Lanarkshire 12123 211 South Lanarkshire Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) can be found on heathland and is a common plant in Scotland. It uses sticky dew on the end of its tendrils to capture insects. The leaf will then wrap itself around the insect and digest it. It has adapted to this carnivourous diet due to the low nutrient levels in its habitat. This one was photographed at Braehead Moss raised bog, South Lanarkshire. 08 July 2017
Round-leaved Sundew, South Lanarkshire 12122 211 South Lanarkshire Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) can be found on heathland and is a common plant in Scotland. It uses sticky dew on the end of its tendrils to capture insects. The leaf will then wrap itself around the insect and digest it. It has adapted to this carnivourous diet due to the low nutrient levels in its habitat. In the enlargement you can see the lime green flower buds of the Sundew. This one was photographed at Braehead Moss raised bog, South Lanarkshire. In the enlargement you can see the lime green flower buds of the Sundew. 08 July 2017
Round-leaved Sundew 11729 130 Stirlingshire - Fallin and Wester Moss Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) can be found on heathland and is a common plant in Scotland. It uses sticky dew on the end of its tendrils to capture insects. The leaf will then wrap itself around the insect and digest it. It has adapted to this carnivorous diet due to the low nutrient levels in its habitat. This one was photographed at Wester Moss, Fallin, Stirlingshire. 13 September 2016
Long-leaved Sundew, Glen Torridon 14981 276 CEP - Torridon and Applecross Long-leaved Sundew (Drosera intermedia) is similar to Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) but with noticably longer leaves. This photo was taken at the Ling Hut, NTS car park, Glen Torridon, Ross and Cromarty. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar in 1976. 23 June 1976
Sundew, Forsinard Flows 02709 84 Sutherland - Forsinard and Halladale Sundew (Drosera sp) and Sphagnum Moss, Forsinard Flows. Sundew is a carnivorous plant which entraps insects using sticky droplets on its leaves. Thus, it makes up for the lack of nutrition in peaty soils. 23 May 2011
Butterwort and Sundew, Forsinard Flows 02708 84 Sutherland - Forsinard and Halladale Butterwort (Pinguicula sp) and Sundew (Drosera sp) are both carnivorous plants which entrap insects using sticky droplets on their leaves. Thus, they make up for the lack of nutrition in peaty soils. 23 May 2011
Harebell, Castle Roy, Nethybridge 18185 307 Nethybridge and Dulnain Bridge Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia) or Scottish Bluebell at Castle Roy, Nethybridge. Harebell flowers between July and September and is regularly visited by bumblebees and honeybees, providing an autumnal source of nectar for these insects. Photo taken by David Palmar 22 July 2023
Harebell, Tulloch Moor 18177 307 Nethybridge and Dulnain Bridge Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia) or Scottish Bluebell at Tulloch Moor. The delicate bell shaped flowers are made up of five triangular petals that are most often lavender blue but can be white or pink. Photo taken by David Palmar 22 July 2023

Round-leaved Sundew, Cashel

15189

216

Loch Lomond - East Loch Lomond

17 August 2019

Round-leaved sundew, Glen Cannich, Highlands

15031

323

CEP - Invernesshire

Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) can be found on heathland and is a common plant in Scotland. It uses sticky dew on the end of its tendrils to capture insects. The leaf will then wrap itself around the insect and digest it. It has adapted to this carnivourous diet due to the low nutrient levels in its habitat. This one was photographed in Glen Cannich in the Highlands. Scanned from slide taken by CE Palmar in 1978.

15 June 1978

Round-leaved Sundew, South Lanarkshire

12123

211

South Lanarkshire

08 July 2017

Round-leaved Sundew, South Lanarkshire

12122

211

South Lanarkshire

Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) can be found on heathland and is a common plant in Scotland. It uses sticky dew on the end of its tendrils to capture insects. The leaf will then wrap itself around the insect and digest it. It has adapted to this carnivourous diet due to the low nutrient levels in its habitat. In the enlargement you can see the lime green flower buds of the Sundew. This one was photographed at Braehead Moss raised bog, South Lanarkshire. In the enlargement you can see the lime green flower buds of the Sundew.

08 July 2017

Round-leaved Sundew

11729

130

Stirlingshire - Fallin and Wester Moss

Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) can be found on heathland and is a common plant in Scotland. It uses sticky dew on the end of its tendrils to capture insects. The leaf will then wrap itself around the insect and digest it. It has adapted to this carnivorous diet due to the low nutrient levels in its habitat. This one was photographed at Wester Moss, Fallin, Stirlingshire.

13 September 2016

Long-leaved Sundew, Glen Torridon

14981

276

CEP - Torridon and Applecross

Long-leaved Sundew (Drosera intermedia) is similar to Round-leaved Sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) but with noticably longer leaves. This photo was taken at the Ling Hut, NTS car park, Glen Torridon, Ross and Cromarty. Scanned from a slide taken by CE Palmar
in 1976.

23 June 1976

Sundew, Forsinard Flows

02709

Sutherland - Forsinard and Halladale

Sundew (Drosera sp) and Sphagnum Moss, Forsinard Flows. Sundew is a carnivorous plant which entraps insects using sticky droplets on its leaves. Thus, it makes up for the lack of nutrition in peaty soils.

23 May 2011

Butterwort and Sundew, Forsinard Flows

02708

Sutherland - Forsinard and Halladale

Butterwort (Pinguicula sp) and Sundew (Drosera sp) are both carnivorous plants which entrap insects using sticky droplets on their leaves. Thus, they make up for the lack of nutrition in peaty soils.

23 May 2011

Harebell, Castle Roy, Nethybridge

18185

307

Nethybridge and Dulnain Bridge

Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia) or Scottish Bluebell at Castle Roy, Nethybridge. Harebell flowers between July and September and is regularly visited by bumblebees and honeybees, providing an autumnal source of nectar for these insects. Photo taken by David Palmar

22 July 2023

Harebell, Tulloch Moor

18177

307

Nethybridge and Dulnain Bridge

Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia) or Scottish Bluebell at Tulloch Moor. The delicate bell shaped flowers are made up of five triangular petals that are most often lavender blue but can be white or pink. Photo taken by David Palmar

22 July 2023

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