No flys on me! by aangus

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Oct 28, 2007

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Funnily enough since I bought this little plant, there's not been a fly in the house. The thing must be starving!

Comments (15)

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KarmaSong

6:29PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

A lovely capture for a fascinating plant indeed ( which I used to have!).

MrsLubner

6:46PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

A wichedly wonderful shot.

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babuci

8:01PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

Very eye catchy shot, love the orange hazy background and a soft green plant.

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viper

9:14PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

I love this capture. I really dont know the last time I saw macro shot of a fly trap.

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SSoffia

9:27PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

EXCELLENT CAPTURE & FANTASTIC TEXTURES & COLORS & COMPOSITION !!!!!

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cmolsen2002

11:37PM | Sun, 28 October 2007

Nice shot!

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Leeco

12:21AM | Mon, 29 October 2007

Great composition and color palette. Thanks for sharing. lee

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gargoyle84

12:31AM | Mon, 29 October 2007

Wonderful composition! Very well done! :^)

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Shucoda

1:03AM | Mon, 29 October 2007

A great plant for every house :) Well captured as well

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sharky_

1:45AM | Mon, 29 October 2007

That one with the long arms will catch that fly ball. Superb capture. Aloha

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jgkane

11:04AM | Mon, 29 October 2007

It's just a shame that midges are too wee to set off the traps, Anthony ;o) Mind you, come to think of it, when one of my sons had one, I never saw any of the tiny 'tomato plant' flies in his room. Maybe they heard the other flies scream and kept away. Have a nice week. I hope Hallowe'en was celebrated at the weekend in your family, or this week, and was a pumpkin free zone. What was wrong with turnips and apple dooking anyway? Regards, John.

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