Saturday, 27 July 2019

Thursday 25th July

SHE SAID:

Moora-bound again! We came through this small town on a day trip at the beginning of this 5 week trek, & have returned to meet again with the WANSOCG group for an orchid hunt in a few of the reserves in this area.

As soon as we had set up we headed back to Candy’s Bush Reserve, as the Moora Spider Orchid is out there & I was keen to see it. I did, & it is so pretty. Mostly they are a creamy/ white/ yellow colour, but they randomly come out pink. We saw all the colours today. Also we found Donkey Orchids, & 2 types of Greenhoods! Happy me.


Mini Donkey Orchid (Diuris recurva)

Moora Spider Orchid (Caladenia exilis sp. vanleeuwenii)
So pretty.

Pollinator on the spider orchid
Dancing orchid

More of the Spider orchid clump
Green-veined Shell Orchid & Small Banded Greenhood

Scrap "Anzac" soldier at the war memorial
HE SAID:

An uneventful drive to Moora. Set up camp. A quick look around, finding some orchids. Lunch. Letting Varena zoom off without me for more orchids. Same old...

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