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Goodyera repens, Creeping Lady's-tresses. Norfolk.

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Dactylorhiza kerryensis ssp. occidentalis, Irish marsh #orchid

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Dactylorhiza x carnea

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Neottia cordata, Lesser twayblade.

Norn Ilan.

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Neotinea maculata, Dense-flowered #Orchid.

Ireland.

Sadly, hot conditions burnt the spikes, so here's also a better conditioned spike from Rhodes to show the species better.

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Dactylorhiza traunsteinerioides, Narrow-leaved Marsh- #orchid.

West of Ireland.

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Hammarbya paludosa, Bog #orchid.

After taking this, I fell over after losing a shoe, and took some of the bog back home.

Sigh.

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Coralroot, Corallorhiza trifida. #Orchid.

N. England.

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Pseudorchis albida, not quite in flower. N. England.

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Himantoglossum robertianum. Home counties.

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Welsh Irish Lady's Tresses.

Tidy!

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Narrow lipped helleborine, Epipactis leptochila.

Home counties. #Orchid

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At some point all UK orchidists go on a pilgrimage to the Chilterns to worship at the court of the Red helleborine, Cephalanthera rubra.

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Dactylorhiza incarnata subsp. pulchella. I think.

Colour variations at Kenfig was astonishing.

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Liparis loeselii subsp. ovata. Fen #Orchid.

South Wales.

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Dactylorhiza incarnata ssp. coccinea. Early marsh #Orchid.

South Wales.

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An Oxfordshire Lady #Orchid. Or rather a mademoiselle.

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An Oxfordshire Monkey #Orchid

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Dactylorhiza x venusta. County Durham.

Both parent plants were within a metre.

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Cephalanthera longifolia, Sword-leaved Helleborine. Southern England. #Orchid