Dactylorhiza sambucina - a fabulous variation of the yellow form

[Ulla Hansson]

Sorry, but I can not see the picture. Nor I am a Facebook user.

[Casalima]

Curious - I can see the page even when not logged into facebook. However, a direct link to the photo itself usually works for most people - would it be ok to post that link, Mark?

[Maggi Young]

How do you see it....if I use the link I get the sign up page

I don't know what makes it work. 
I just clicked on the link, Martin. No idea why it worked- there are many occasions when I have tried to open such a link and only  got the sign up page, as you describe.   

[Hoy]

I'm neither a Facebook user nor a member but I have no trouble looking at all those fabulous orchids

[art600]

Hope someone can find another way for us to see the orchid as the link only brings up the FaceBook joining screen

[WimB]

Try it with this link: https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/75814_474841612577027_423887370_n.jpg

[art600]

Wim

Many, many thanks

The orchid is fabulous and better than any I have seen in the wild.

[Martinr]

Thanks wim.......wow!!!!!!

[Maren]

Wim,
that is truly remarkable. What a beauty. Do they say where and when the photo was taken? Would be interesting, as it would give some idea as to habitat etc.

[sottych]

This Dactylorhiza it is very beautiful and unusual !

[Anthony Darby]

I agree. A real smasher. Waiting to see it on Ian's Bulb Log.  I see you have permission to copy and post the picture Mark.

[mark smyth]

I have permission to share it

[mark smyth]

Do they say where and when the photo was taken?

Farjestaden, Sweden

[mark smyth]

This page is one reason to join Facebook. Become a friend of the page and turn down all requests from others

[winwen]

it's the same with me....
I can only see the sign-up-form