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Ophrys apifera (Bee Orchid)
By Gwenvokes
23 Mar, 2010
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Found in our back garden woodland
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I agree with irish, its stunning
24 Mar, 2010
I´ve never seen them before and had to ask GoYers what they were. I´ve no idea how long they have been there as I only noticed them as I was wandering after the dogs.
25 Mar, 2010
How stunning is that! Well named it does look like a bee! I,ve seen a similar one here that looks like a mouse.
5 Apr, 2010
It´s gorgeous isn´t it. I can´t tell you how chuffed I was to find them
7 Apr, 2010
What a marvellous thing ... so aptly named!
10 May, 2010
What a lovely and interesting find! Is it a wildflower?
23 Jul, 2012
Hi. Do you know of anyone who supplies Bee orchids? Jb
31 May, 2015
Is this bee orchid a terrestrial plant?
14 Jan, 2016
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wow that is stunning
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