My first Orchid of the season
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Listera australis. I found these a stone's throw away from Barnegat Bay.
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There is Platanthera clavellata growing in the Cedar swamp area right alongside where we met last year.
You guys and your Latin. Your makin me work the hell out of Google again. Okay "Southern Twayblade" and "Small Green Wood Orchid". I"m going to start giving stones Gaelic names. I like the sound of it better and Rome backed up when they got to us
Galearis spectabilis forma gordinierii (alba perhaps?)
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Sussex county...yes. The Small Yellows in the handful of areas I know are all in some stage of bloom. They are plus or minus were they should be. I don't think the cooler season effected them at all. However, the Greater Yellows are about a week or more behind.
Cypripedium parviflorum Salisb. var. pubescens
These may appear similar to var. makasin but in fact these orchid are three or four times larger. The broken red lines are obvious in the lighter colored petals.
These may appear similar to var. makasin but in fact these orchid are three or four times larger. The broken red lines are obvious in the lighter colored petals.
Nice video, nice light showy orchis and yellows! The only place I'd seen white showy orchis was a small patch in north central Vermont that also had two or three other variations of the pink. Were the large yellows in a north jersey park or private property? There's an area near Labrador ski area with a very large population of yellows, and heartleaf twayblade and early coralroot that can be in flower all at the same time
A few friends and I will be going up to the Catskills tomorrow to try and catch lesser whorled pogonia in flower. I've seen a bunch of plants now but none with an open or unblasted flower. A group in md. don't seem to be flowering much though a number of plants. Hopefully we aren't too early
A few friends and I will be going up to the Catskills tomorrow to try and catch lesser whorled pogonia in flower. I've seen a bunch of plants now but none with an open or unblasted flower. A group in md. don't seem to be flowering much though a number of plants. Hopefully we aren't too early
The large Yellows were found on a band of private land bordering a county park in Sussex county. The owner gave us permission to visit the location.
