| Name: | Bunochilus smaragdyna | Common Name: | Emerald-Lip Greenhood |
| Synonym: | Pterostylis smaragdyna | ||
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We were looking around a recent fire area for something different, new orchids often appear the year after a fire. Mischa called out, I looked round but did not see her but did see the greenhood - another Black Stripe I thought. Looking to get a confirmation photo, I noticed it had a green stripe - NEW! Alas it wasn't as when I reviewed photos from the same time last year, they had been seen then as well. At least now I realized it and have posted it to my Web page! That's here. The first 3 photo's are by flash as it was rather dark( you notice as usual another bug in the photo, always a bug hiding), the others are from last year (2004). Photographed in the Brisbane Ranges National Park. |
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Details (Vic): Flowering: May to September, mainly June to August. Size: Up to 50cm tall, flower - 1 to 12, 22mm long. Position: West of Melbourne, Brisbane Ranges/Grampians. Occurs in dry open forests and woodlands on well drained soils. Endemic, Rare Formerly: Pterostylis smaragdyna
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