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Default Northern Green Bog Orchis
These are from 6-18 inches tall and are found growing in wet or damp areas often along the roadside.

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Your photography is outstanding! Thanks for sharing your photos of wild orchids - I love seeing them!
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Thanks, WhiteRabbit, Kima nd Rosie, for your comments.
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