This morning we had intended searching for the bee that pollinates the Disa pillansii on the slopes below Galpin Hut, but the weather was too cool, so instead, we searched for Orchids along the path to the waterfall in Fernkloof and were well rewarded. We found abundant Satyrium bicallosum and Disa bracteata, along with Pterogodium catholicum (in bud), Satyrium lupilinum and Holothrix cernua. There were also hundreds of budding Lachenalia peersii as well as many other beautiful plants, including Bobartia, Geissorhiza, and lots more!
Disa bracteata
Holothrix cernua
H. cernua
Moraea lurida
Satyrium bicallosum
Lachenalia peersii
Satyrium lupulinum
Satyrium bicallosum
Satyrium lupulinum
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Orchid Fever begins! Super photos Ronnie.
It is amazing to see that such fantastic flowers are growing there, just under our noses! Thanks for the lovely photographs, Ronnie.