Jonathan: These pretty little flowers occur in patches or extended drifts as an under-storey to sparse grasses where the ground is wet and acid. The flowers are tiny – no more than 12mm or so across. This year they are especially profuse. I believe they may be sundews, but I have not been able to identify which. An un-common sundew? Lovely, aren’t they?  Yet few would notice these! Can anyone identify them?

Un-Common Sundew? The Big Garden Croft, Isle of Eriskay