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Description	English: The plants are sundews (Drosera anglica), insectivorous plants which use the sticky tentacles covering their leaves to attract, trap, and digest insect prey. These damselflies (Enallagma cyathigerum) have been ensnared in this manner. Photo taken in Duck Lake, Oregon. Français : Demoiselles (Enallagma cyathigerum) piégées par les goutelettes gluantes présentes sur les feuilles d'un plant de Droséra. Les feuilles s'enroulent autour de leur proie pour ensuite la digérer.
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Date	20 July 2005
Author	Noah Elhardt
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