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| Crimson Spider Orchid |
Now it is spring we go searching for native orchids in the bush. Our native orchids are quite small, not like cultivated varieties, so they are always a joy to find and photograph. Here are some of my favourites - I hope you enjoy them..
My post is part of Mosaic Monday - an initiative of Mary from Little Red House. To see her beautiful work and other contributors please go to
Little Red House Mosaic Monday
To see some more of my native wildflower photos please go to my Picasa web album -
Life Images by Jill - Picasa web Album
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| Blue Lady Orchid |
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| Donkey Orchid |
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| Queen of Sheba |
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| Leopard Orchid |
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| Rattle Beaks |
Your photos are absolutely stunning! Have just spent a lovely coffee break on a dreamy journey looking at your images. Look forward to more. Jo http://www.southswan.com
ReplyDeleteYour wild orchids are so pretty and all named for us to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of the orchids. Thanks for sharing with us. Have a great week:)
ReplyDeleteStunning orchids~ Queen of Sheba is especially exotic & lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh my how pretty!! How fortunate for you to see them.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! I love orchids and to see them wild ... what a treat!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos and beautiful orchids. How wonderful to be able to find them in the wild.
ReplyDeleteLove your wild orchids great mosaic pictures
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful orchids and your images are exquisite! Beautiful compositions, stunning colours.
ReplyDeleteWonderful collection of photos ... the Blue Lady and Queen of Sheba definitely caught my eye!
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