Note that the flowers are "upside down" compared with most other orchids, and that the blooms mature from the top down - most unusual. It strongly favours sites burnt the year before, as was the case here.
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Taken at Wonthaggi 29th October 2002
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Taken at Wonthaggi 29th October 2002
Note that the flowers are "upside down" compared with most other orchids, and that the blooms mature from the top down - most unusual. It strongly favours sites burnt the year before, as was the case here. |