Comment: Spider Orchids Caladenia

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Spider Orchids Caladenia

My first attempt at a blog.Most of these photos even they are not that good {got a lot to learn] were taken within 150 klms of Bunbury which shows what is out there if we look.

Member - John and Val

Hi Graeme,
What a wonderful treat! Thank you so much for putting up this blog - its a lot of work just getting so many photos up. Beautiful photos too. What has surprised me is the number flowering in November. How long does an individual bloom last?
May I link this to the wildflower blog?
Cheers,
Val.

J and V
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Reply By: Member - graeme W (WA) - Wednesday, Mar 04, 2015 at 01:10

Wednesday, Mar 04, 2015 at 01:10

Hi John and Val.Still orchids out now the chrismas augusta and albany are a few as well as the club lipped.Most probibly others as well and some plants will flower for six weeks or more.Very hard to load that amount of photos as they dont for some reason get loaded in the same order as the folder they are held in which makes identification a bit hard going back and forth.You are welcome to use them and i will add others in the future.Might be taking better photos by then.Some are classified rare flora such as the dusborough spider bussels spider and augusta spider which i have to find yet.Cheers Graeme.

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