Small white/clear bugs on D. capensis and D. spatulata in Seattle = almost certainly aphids. They're common on sundews, especially in spring/early summer.
Use a systemic insecticide safe for carnivorous plants. Imidacloprid (Bayer Advanced Rose & Flower Care) or acephate are effective. Avoid insecticidal soaps—they harm sundews and butterworts.
Insecticide Podcast — covers safe products, application, and precautions.
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