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Originally Posted by musicloveranthony
whoa! that's really neat! I wonder if it's because they aren't its intended pollinator, but somehow caught their attention but since the opening isn't designed for their body, they weren't able to get out? just guesses
Still, really neat 
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that's pretty much it. I see it fairly often with masdevallias. the lip doesn't actually squash them, it's just not shaped right for them to get out. the flower does not benefit from this, since it tends to keep the real pollinator out.