Pitcher Plant


June 5, 2022. This is the flower of a pitcher plant. These plants are more well known for their leaves, which curl into a pitcher shape and trap insects for food. The flower, though, is something quite unique. They were about today in the Glengarry Forest, near Alexandria, where we went on a 7.7 km mosquito-filled hike. https://flic.kr/p/2nq1hjj

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