One of three species of sundew found in the Pine Barrens. Spatula-shaped green or reddish-green leaf blades are covered with many tiny red hair-like structures, which are in turn covered by a mucilage in which insects are trapped and then digested. White flowers appear in early-mid summer and are borne on a structure separate from the leaves. Looks very similar to Drosera rotundifolia.   Common in wet, peaty soils (e.g., bogs). Photographed at Webbs Mill Bog.

Summer.  Prey has been trapped!

Summer.  Many plants are visible in this photograph.