Hi everyone,
As well as many native tuberous Drosera here in Australia, we also have hundreds of native tuberous orchid species. These are a few photos I have taken recently on field trips while looking for CP's. I thought some of you may be interested.
Firstly, a shot of Glossodia minor- the "Small Waxlip Orchid"-
Next, Caladenia carnea- "Pink Fairies"-
And finally 2 shots of Caladenia clavigera- the "Spider Orchid"
The first, a shot of the entire plant-
And secondly a closeup of the flower-
Just a taste of some of our beautiful ground orchids. If anyone wants to see more I have plenty stored away. Just let me know.
Regards,
Sean.
As well as many native tuberous Drosera here in Australia, we also have hundreds of native tuberous orchid species. These are a few photos I have taken recently on field trips while looking for CP's. I thought some of you may be interested.
Firstly, a shot of Glossodia minor- the "Small Waxlip Orchid"-
Next, Caladenia carnea- "Pink Fairies"-
And finally 2 shots of Caladenia clavigera- the "Spider Orchid"
The first, a shot of the entire plant-
And secondly a closeup of the flower-
Just a taste of some of our beautiful ground orchids. If anyone wants to see more I have plenty stored away. Just let me know.
Regards,
Sean.