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They are invading my mind. O
Anyhow, I came to this place to look for the rare orchid Epipogium aphyllum, but it was absent this year.
But instead I found these three and other cute stuff.
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NIKON CORPORATION
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~tigerlover2011 Oct 16, 2011
gee! you have Epipogium where you live, the best I've got is Epipactis gigantea, I need to fly to canada to even see a Corallorhiza, those are tricky little things.
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~MesmerizedByNature Oct 17, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Yeah, but the E. aphyllum is quite rare, but I think it's mostly overlooked, due to being able to lay dormant for more then 5 years. It's more common in the northern parts though. I think it will prove to be the hardest one to find in my quest to have seen all the Swedish ones.
Ah. Those damn Collorhiza, I've seen C. trifida 3 or 4 times, but they are near impossible to find. XD
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~tigerlover2011 Oct 18, 2011
wanna talk about pain in the butt dormancy? I was looking for Isortias in northern Georgia once and turns out the have a 12 year resting period between blooms and well, look like little tree seedlings between those. it's easy to see them when they do show up, a 8 inch pink and white flower is pretty hard to miss.
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~MesmerizedByNature Oct 19, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Yeah, especially in spruce forest which this local was.
Can you give the latin name, can't seem to find anything by just Isortia/Isortias.
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~tigerlover2011 Oct 19, 2011
oh... it's Isotria, I always put the r in the wrong place.
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~MesmerizedByNature Oct 20, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Oh. That one looks interesting. It's rare?
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~tigerlover2011 Oct 20, 2011
I think so, it's listed as locally common but it might as well be because it's so hard to find the stupid thing.
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~MesmerizedByNature Oct 20, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
ah, ok. Yeah, I hate those small and "able to lie in dormancy for years" orchids! XD
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Mood: Joy ~MesmerizedByNature Oct 17, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
One species, Calypso bulbosa, I yet to see in bloom. But that one is also fantastic. I saw its leaves a month or so after the flowering period, watching other flowers in the same area.
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