The Orchid Season

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With the beginning of May this signals the start of the Orchid hunting season. This year I will be concentration on trying to find possible extinct species for Vc55 which include Musk Orchid, Birds-nest Orchid and Burnt-tip Orchid in the east of the county.
Also I will see if I can find more different varieties of Bee Orchids in the county and will update you on my progress?.....
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The Drunkbirder said…
It'll be dragonflies for me, but I'm sure the Soar Valley chase will remain high on he list.
4 May 2010 at 06:42
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