Terrestrial Orchids 2017

[Maggi Young]

Diuris is from Australia?

I think the Diuris are all endemic to Australia.

[rob krejzl]

D. fryana is the single exception - from Timor.

[Yann]

ok, it's a genius i didn't know at all. Orchids world is endless

[Yann]

once again an Ophrys scolopax subsp , the scolopax group is huge.

[mark smyth]

Orchis lactea deploying its flowers, after a warm week cold is back. Blooming of many Ophrys is delayed.

Mine flower at Christmas

[Catwheazle]

Orchis mascula (in pot)

[fermi de Sousa]

ok, it's a genius i didn't know at all. Orchids world is endless

Have a look here https://vicflora.rbg.vic.gov.au/flora/taxon/fc2d65a7-bd14-433b-8db7-4ef5bf1b8466
cheers
fermi

[Yann]

thanks Fermi, very nice website

[ian mcdonald]

I have quite a few native orchid pictures and may put them on the site in the future.

[fixpix]

Lovely orchid i found by mistake in Torremolinos, Spain two weeks ago.

[WimB]

Serapias lingua.

[Claire Cockcroft]

Serapias lingua is my favorite of that genus, Wim.  Nice group.
...Claire

[joost]

Flowering today: Ophrys mammosa and O. speculum

[Steve Garvie]

Diuris amplissima


Diuris orientis


Orchis quadripunctata


Orchis mascula


Orchis morio

[Steve Garvie]

Thelymitra rubra


Thelymitra luteocilum


Ophrys cornuta, or close relative.