I love all of your pictures, they’re stunning!

This looks like an alien! Great image for a horror movie!

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What a cool plant! I’d never heard of this one, Klaus!

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Klaus: You have so much to add to the flower Meme with your great shots.

Fantastic flower in a great capture!
This post valorize TODAY’S FLOWERS.
Thaks for your support!
Santilli

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Related to the Venus Fly Trap?

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Wow, I have never seen this kind of flower before either. Ia it some kind of Venus Flytrap? Beautiful color, beautiful photograph!

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Great capture of the tentacles and sticky goo! The plant almost looks like glass. Such a vibrant red!

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A very strange but beautiful flower. Great photo!

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Little shop of horrors has nothing on this plant!

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Nice! The shape is somewhat like a Venus Fly Trap, but the color is very different.

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I’ve never seen anything like this in person, and I’ve never seen pictures of anything like this red. Very cool. Excellent close-up!

And nice Cattle Egret. Finally the perfect meme for you! Yes, you are WAY more than proficient with all the others, but that one had your name written all over it!

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Hallo Klaus, ich lasse Euch mal ein paar Tage alleine, ich fahre dort hin wo diese kleinen Biester zu hunderten wachsen, leider nicht mehr in dieser Jahreszeit. Bin im Oktober aus Norwegen zurück.
Grüsse Hartmut

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A very beautiful and unusual plant. Nice that it eats pesty insects.

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You have such unusual flowers! And your photography is always wonderful.

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I LOVE these!! We have some along the marshes here but they are not as brightly colored as yours! Ours are green with tinges of red (I took a pic last summer but haven’t seen any this year). I love yours!!

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You really are an amazing photographer and your photos never cease to amaze me. It looks more like candy.

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I guessed that this was an insect eating plant before I read your commentary..I guess that means you exposed this quite well – we can tell it is sticky! Very cool!

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Great colours, interesting tentacles.

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I love the color of this! You can see how sticky it looks. Terrific photo of an unusual flower! You have a great eye for the unusual photo opportunity. It looks like it is beaconing “come on in” to the insects …a beautiful “Lady in red”

JUST PERFECT.

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Beautiful photo – I hope it gets plenty to eat!

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You can see the ‘dew’ on the plant! Isn’t it a pretty colour too? Perhaps that is where the sun part of the name comes from. Great photo!

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Looks like glass or maybe sticky candy…great shot!

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This reminds me of those flowers that emit a horrific smell to attract insects that are then stuck on the sticky parts. I am sure this isn’t one of them but it reminded me of those. It is quite beautiful.

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