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  • Orchis mascula, the early purple orchid, is a species of orchid in the genus Orchis.
    Steeped Orchid Jive.jpg
  • Orchid Beauty - The Wonderful Composition, Curves and Beauty of the Orchid
    Orchid Curvation.jpg
  • Tight Orchid Detail Highlights Profound This Floral Photograph
    Orchid Illumine.jpg
  • A small blooming orchid near a window on a table with background lighting from a Christmas tree showing bokeh.
    XMAS Orchid Table Bokeh.jpg
  • A bold Orchidaceae interpretation reflecting the intensity and subtly contrast of the Orchid. The Greek myth of Orchis explains the origin of the plants.
    Orchid Hype.jpg
  • For the love of Orchids, Fine Floral Details
    Orchid Row.jpg
  • A closeup of wild orchids growing in the fields of Kona Hawaii
    Kona Orchid Afternoon.jpg
  • Itsy Bits Orchids about the size of a quarter
    Mini Orchid Bokeh.jpg
  • Dreamy Wild Orchids In Kona, Hawaii At Daybreak
    Orchid Dreaming.jpg
  • Orchidaceae are cosmopolitan, occurring in almost every habitat apart from glaciers. the world's richest concentration of orchid varieties is found in the tropics, mostly asia, south america and central america, but they are also found above the arctic circle, in southern patagonia, and even two species of nematoceras on macquarie island, close to antarctica.
    Fractal Orchids.jpg
  • The Greek myth of Orchis explains the origin of the plants. Orchis, the son of a nymph and a satyr, came upon a festival of Dionysios (Bacchus) in the forest. He drank too much, and attempted to rape a priestess of Dionysios. For his insult, he was torn apart by the Bacchanalians. His father prayed for him to be restored, but the gods instead changed him into a flower.
    Orchidaceae Gravitas A.jpg
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