Can you identify these spring flowers ?

[tamrock]

These are some flowers I have blooming. I know what they are, but can you identify the plant these come from?

 

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[AU Seeker]

Venus Flytrap

 

[tamrock]

Venus Flytrap

That didn't take long. I've never had one live as well as this one.

 

[AU Seeker]

I wouldn't of known what plants is was except years ago as Cub Scout leader we just so happened to cover Venus Flytraps when I was going over IDing plants one may encounter while hiking in the woods with my Cubs Scouts.
The Venus Flytrap are native here in wetlands of South Carolina

 

[tamrock]

I wouldn't of known what plants is was except years ago as Cub Scout leader we just so happened to cover Venus Flytraps when I was going over IDing plants one may encounter while hiking in the woods with my Cubs Scouts.
The Venus Flytrap are native here in wetlands of South Carolina

Being a cub scout was definitely an educational experience back in the day. I was one more than half a century ago. I was wondering if a Google photo identifier might be what ID'ed it.

 

[Tesorodeoro]

Crazy ID because that could be any ultra tiny flower here in the early spring.

 

[AU Seeker]

Being a cub scout was definitely an educational experience back in the day. I was one more than half a century ago. I was wondering if a Google photo identifier might be what ID'ed it.

It appears that your dad was the Cubmaster?

 

[tamrock]

It appears that your dad was the Cubmaster?

He was and mom was den mother

 

[tamrock]

Crazy ID because that could be any ultra tiny flower here in the early spring.

I was thinking it be a bit of challenge, but we have a cub scout leader as a member who's from S. Carolina where these strange plants grow.

 

[ToddsPoint]

Do you feed that plant bugs? 🐛 Does it catch them naturally or is it an inside plant?

 

[ArfieBoy]

I never would have known just from the blossom!

 

[tamrock]

Do you feed that plant bugs? 🐛 Does it catch them naturally or is it an inside plant?

Its a houseplant. I'm able to gather earwigs under dead leaves against the fence and other areas outside for it during the winter. Couple weeks ago I spotted this early-bird juvenile grasshopper and gave it as an offering. The plant pretty much sucked every bit of nutrients out of it. Now I'm thinking it really favors baby grasshoppers, because after that the plant seemed to become so much more healthier.