Here some pics of the peat bog where I worked as a biology technician for summer. We've also built the structure that you saw in the last pics. Now I know how to use a hammer :)

Peat pog and lake:





Saracenia purpurea:















Red sphagnum:



Utricularia cornuta:

Drosera anglica:





Utricularia intermedia:





Unknow Utricularia :




What we built:

I'll know who to ask when I need a boardwalk...

Looks like a great location.

It does look good. Even the smallest amount of visitors to a bog region seem to cause much damage without raised platforms.....very nice.

looks like a stunning place to spend the summer, with the added bonus of CPs.

Stunning pictures, thank's for sharing

regrads

onny

Very beautiful habitat,

great pics and great job!!!

Regards.

Carlos.

Good job! It's really is a small paradise out there! Beautiful!

Thanks for sharing these beautiful habitat photographs!

Looking at the thin leaf branches and the general appearance of the plant, I think your "Utricualria intermedia" is rather U. stygia (i.e. U. ochroleuca s.l.). Are there 2 traps visible on the floating stolons of the plant in the first photo? Then it's certainly U. stygia. ;)
The unknown Utricularia might either be a rather large specimen of U. minor, or a small U. macrorhiza. If you had a close-up of either a single leaf segment or the forming turion that is visible near your wristle in the photograph, I could probably identify the species. In case you were interested at all... ;)

All the best,

Andreas