My jungle trip

[abiom]

Continuation frm previous post with same title

Oberonia,Eria, Dendro, Bulbo all sharing life in harmony on this branch

[Robert]

Thanks for sharing, Abiom. I saw plenty of flickingeria in our highland too. I suppose it's common but typical highland type.

[abiom]

Today,my friends and went for another outing again, a short one but tiring because of the trail need some climbing. Some photos to share and hope you guys like them

many epiphytes up there including wild orchids

baby orchid, maybe Eria?

Coelogyne sp

Cymbidium,possibly finlaysonianum

[abiom]

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Agrostophyllum and coelogyne

waterfall along the trail

live moss-so many here and widespread

Bulbo sp on rock

[abiom]

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another bulbo sp

live moss-really love the color,refreshing

Dendrobium singaporense

[abiom]

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Huge clump of Bulbophyllum purpurascens?

Can u see it? so high...

Grammatophyllum speciosum-never thought will find this sp in wild

this is really ancient jungle.Trees are giant here

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waterfall going over the edge

some bugs we came accross on way back

giant millipede

fallen orchid-coelogyne. they were many,but dont think can revive them at home.better leave to nature

and last-wild fruit,not sure if it's edible or not

[catttan]

Great shots Abiom. Glad to see Gram speciosum can sill be seen in the wild.Thanks for sharing.

[cdayinflorida]

Love your trip. Thanks so much for sharing.

[abiom]

Another trip to jungle and so far this is the best bcoz got to see/shown by friends terrestrial and saprophytes. Todate,this was the largest group-7 persons including me frm 3 different states got together for orchids.

Shown by freinds that these were terrestrials, dont know id though




cymbidium bicolor?