The first one is Drosera capensis. Drosera capensis is native in the south western Cape region of South Africa. It is probably one of The easiest sundew to grow. This plant produces so much seed that it can become a weed in your collection. There is also a red form. These I have growing on my south facing windowsill in the winter and I put them out for the summer. They are Subtropical sundews and do not go into dormancy and will not stand frost. The second one is a leaf of Drosera paradoxa. Drosera paradoxa is native to northern Australia and is a tropical sundew. It likes warmer temps & high humidity. I have it growing in my orchid terrarium, up near the lights and with a clear plastic cup over it to help with the humidity. This is another sundew I bought off of ebay. The third picture is a Drosera capensis leaf wrapped around something it liked very much (I don`t know 
) Probably some crumbs from the kids 
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