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Inflorescence of fragrant orchid Stock Photos and Images
RMF663FN–Opening flowerhead of a fragrant orchid, Gymnadenia conopsea, on chalk downland, Berkshire, June
RMEW5RY6–Fragrant orchid, Gymnadenia conopsea, flower spikes from plants on chalk downland in summer, Berkshire, June
RFWB64XD–Flower, Fragrant orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea), nature reserve Isarauen, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany
RMP8P188–Flowering Elder-flowered Orchid, one of the few species which has two different colored flowers between all populations
RM2FNEBFE–Mosquito-handlewort, single flowering plant, July, NSG Kendlmuehlfilzn, Grassau, Chiemgau, Bavaria, Germany
RF2GE926A–Light purple fragrant orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) on a solid green background with space for text
RF2JB9TNJ–Fragrant orchid or chalk fragrant orchid, Gymnadenia conopsea, flowerering in a field, Limburg, Netherlands.
RMEW5RY1–Fragrant orchid, Gymnadenia conopsea, flower spikes from plants on chalk downland in summer, Berkshire, June
RM2DF9W90–mass of pink flowers with long spurs on tall flowerspike of Fragrant Orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) at Cumbria Wildlife Trust Reserve, England UK
RM2JJM8WW–The Early Marsh Orchid has usually finished flowering by mid-July. The flowers are paler and leaves less spotted than its relatives.
RMP8P18E–Flowering Elder-flowered Orchid, one of the few species which has two different colored flowers between all populations
RM2FNEBDF–Mosquito-handlewort, single flowering plant, July, NSG Kendlmuehlfilzn, Grassau, Chiemgau, Bavaria, Germany
RF2HBBA23–purple orchid flower with detailed texture of fiolet petals - phalaenopsis, selective focus
RM2BTE8D2–The Early Purple Orchid is the earliest of the family so enhance the spring woods and grasslands along the Yorkshire coast.
RMTXGE67–The flower of the Bee Orchid is an example of the Orchid family specialization of mimicry of their infloresence to attract their pollinating insects b
RM2DB8K3P–mass of pink flowers with long spurs on tall flowerspike of Fragrant Orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) at Cumbria Wildlife Trust Reserve, England UK
RMW26FE0–The Bee Orchid is widespread but seldom common throughout the southern parts of the British Isles and it's flowers are a classic example of mimicry.
RMF346EK–Sun streaming through a row of white orchid flowers in a brown plastic pot against a dark black background,
RFFADH6X–Beautiful pink lily flowers on a blurred background of green leaves outdoors. Shallow depth of field. Selective focus.
RF2WAMPBG–Still life floral composition with white orchid flower on long stem on black background. Beautiful home floral decor Growing exotic flowers in garden.
RF2HBBAHA–white orchid flowers in front, in the distance purple flowers of purple Phalaenopsis , selective focus
RF2GTEBAB–An epiphytic orchid, Dendrobium barbatulum is found in the Western Ghats of India. The flowers bloom in the months of January and February.
RM2DF9W94–mass of pink flowers with long spurs on tall flowerspike of Fragrant Orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) at Cumbria Wildlife Trust Reserve, England UK
RM2A288PD–The delicate blooms of the Bee Orchid are mimicing the shape of a Bumble Bee so attract the attention of males to help with pollination. They are loca
RM2G6074H–The Pyramidal Orchid has rosy purple flower heads that are dense conical spikes. In the North they become a plant of coastal areas
RMPW0EPT–The Early Marsh orchid is a common meadow and grassland flower in undisturbed pasture in the early summer in the UK north
RF2C5FAFM–Fragrant orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) Lower Marriage, Eifel National Park, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
RMPW6RNJ–The Early Marsh Orchid has five main sub-species that are specific to different regions of the UK, in North England spp. incarnata dominates.
RF2JD1J5Y–Gnat's hellebore (Gymnadenia conopsea), Efringen Kirchen, Upper Rhine, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
RM2K336W3–The Pyramidal Orchid is one of the more common of the British Orchids. They prefer well drained calcareous soils and become more coastal in the North.
RMFJ5Y60–large white (Pieris brassicae), at an inflorescence of fragrant orchid, Gymnadenia conopsea, Germany
RM2DF9W92–mass of pink flowers with long spurs on tall flowerspike of Fragrant Orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) at Cumbria Wildlife Trust Reserve, England UK
RMPW6RNT–The Early Marsh Orchid has five main sub-species that are specific to doifferent regions of the UK, in North England spp. incarnata dominates. This be
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