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Northern Pitcher Plant Photograph by Ann Horn

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Comments (21)

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Many thanks for your kind response, Deborah.

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Thank you very much for your gracious comment, Maria.

Deborah Benoit

Deborah Benoit

Very nice Ann!! l/f

Maria Keady

Maria Keady

Lovely!!

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Thank you very much, Rudy.

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Many thanks for your gracious response, Kay. Much appreciated.

Rudy Umans

Rudy Umans

Beautiful!

Kay Brewer

Kay Brewer

Incredible find, Ann. Great capture! l/f

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Your kind comment is much appreciated, Bill. Thank you.

Bill Morgenstern

Bill Morgenstern

A fine capture Ann. I really miss photographing these special plants.

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Shawn, many thanks for featuring Green Pitcher Plant in the Wonders of Nature Photography group.

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Robert, thanks a lot for featuring Green Pitcher Plant in the Nature Photography group.

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Randy, I very much appreciate your feature of Green Pitcher Plant in the Wisconsin Flowers and Scenery group. Thanks.

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Thanks for your kind comment, Randy. Actually, the 'pitchers' trap insects which the plant digests as food. Whether or not there is rainwater in them is inconsequential.

Randy Rosenberger

Randy Rosenberger

Glad you captured a picture of this pitcher plant ANN, LOL, as it is quite unique, and I can see where it got its name, as it serves as a container to capture water for the tiny creatures to partake in. neat plant, and thanks for sharing!

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Thank you very much for your kind words of encouragement, Joan. Always appreciate your comments.

Joan  Minchak

Joan Minchak

Ann, this came out wonderfully. A really nice effect! Colors stand out! Fave!

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Thanks so much for your generous comment, Byron. And in lieu of insects they may have to settle for rainwater.

Byron Varvarigos

Byron Varvarigos

Beautiful and fascinating photo, Ann! So many open mouths, waiting patiently...

Ann Horn

Ann Horn

Thanks, Nina. I very much appreciate your words of affirmation.

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