The bladderwort catches aquatic insects in tiny underwater bladder-traps. The touch of an insect triggers the trap and the bladder sucks the insect inside.
This plant may not be carnivorous, but it is pretty nonetheless. I did not see any sundews, although they are reported to be in the area.
Fire in the sky. This is not a forest fire, just the sun setting through the trees.
The coast at dusk.
Another view.
The hills near dawn.
Heather in the Garvock ancestral mansion/maison? This �Lone Shieling is a reconstruction of a crofters� (tenant farmer) summer home in the Western Scottish highlands. The sign says that �Fragrant pallets of heather or bracken covered the stone bunks.� Professor Donald S. MacIntosh donated the land with the request that �the Government of the province will maintain a small park at the Intervale and will built there a small cabin which will be constructed in the same design or plan as the lone shieling on the Island of Skye, Scotland.�