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Default Ornithocephalus inflexus
One of the orchids found in my Grandmothers garden in Veracruz, Mexico. Enjoyy!


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Ornithocephalus is very interesting little group, always wanted one Very nice pictures, thanks for sharing!
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Beautiful!!!!!! I love white & green flowers. Thanks for posting.
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Thanks to everyone!!!!! Rosie: the flowers are a little less than half a centimetre. Bu the amount of flowers it gest make it a very special little gem.
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Heres another closeup. It is actually a croping of the last picture.

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