Trip to Cameron Highland Pahang Malaysia

[zainal abidin]

Hi, I just backed from Cameron Highland Pahang West Malaysia. I really enjoy this trip because I saw many orchids in the wild untouchable, growing from the ground to the tree top, from fallen tree with never seen new species. Some of the species got flower and majority out of blooming season . Unfortunately this time was raining season and the light penetrating to the forest floor very low and some of the photos was not that cleared. There are many photos that I am going to post on this thread, please take time.
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New species of dendrobium found only in Cameron Highland, habitat very funny grow on the ground together with ferns and other weeds. The cane is about one meter under shade.




P4
Bulbophyllum species on the tree bark, I dont know what it is, very tough pseudobulb.

[zainal abidin]

P1
Bulbo phyllum species from the previous picture.
P2

Coelogune species attached strongly on the bark.
P3

May be dendrochilum species
P4

Eria species

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P1

Bulbophyllum species covered by moss
P2
Eria species
P3
Another eria species about 2 feet from the ground
P4
Ferox another orchid species

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P1 and P2


This is Calanthe species growing on the fallen tree, can see the same plant which is very small opposite it.
P3
This is Bulbophyllum stormii with yellow orange in color.
P4
Another bulbophyllum species very tough leaves

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This is new species ground orchids, the leaves is very beautiful mottled, I thought it is Calanthe may be right or may be wrong but the flower doesn't point to this species.

[Cjcorner]

Seeing orchids in their native habitat is fascinating for me....thanks for sharing your wonderful pictures!

[zainal abidin]

Thanks Connie.
P1 -P2


This is Goodyera species found on the grounds and bark.
P3


I cant recall this ornamental flower come from the family ? jesnarasii

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P1
Orchid species
P2

P2 -P3
Podochilous species

P4

Gastrochilous species bigger flower from sorous

[zainal abidin]

P1
Closed up podochilous spe
P2
Orchid species
P3
Miniature can see dried flower spike
P4
Terrestrial orchid

[zainal abidin]

P1-P2 Pholidota or coelogyne species


P3-P4 Malaxis on tree bark same species, different angle