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Leaf/tube/mouth of a Sarracenia illuminated from behind by a light, that shows two huge flies trapped inside
Edit: Her name is Scylla!
I'd love to see a picture, if you remember it!
I'm happy to learn that I'm not alone in the Sarracenia confusion camp
The short ones have already shriveled and all the new ones appear to be the long ones
Damn, those lids are huge. Mine are relatively small, compared with the length of the "body"
I think they're probably different species-- yours look like they fold over the opening a bit more, and the head shape looks a little different too
So cool