
From the Dendrobium family, which I think were recently re-classified as Thelychiton...perhaps just to keep us all a little confused. But no matter which latin you use, the common name for this one is Pink Rock Orchid.

Its another crazy day here behind the scenes, I hope your day will be more leisurely - have a good one!
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OOOHHHH these are the same as mine Lavender! They ARE doing well this year! Great shots, especially after climbing under a boat to photograph them! HAHAHAAAA
Oh thanks Anon! :) It was a bit of a production - and amusing, Im sure, to the neighbor who happened by at that moment Hahahha!
A beautiful rich colour that comes through.
You Aussies and your spring! Blah!!
The babies are coming to get you, they LOVE spring...hehhehee.
Thanks Captain!
Perriette - I will be hiding under the sink with all the chemicals babies are supposed to stay away from!! Hahahaha!
Oooh - so pretty! Love the color!
Wish I could get glass for lampworking in this colour, it would be divine!
WOWOWOWOWOWOWOW! Oh my gosh. This is pure delight. Between you and Anon, I am having my fill of beautiful birds and orchids. Thank you.
Thanks Ces! I wonder if you can get or mix this pink colour with paints - glass for lampworking in this colour is rare as hens teeth!
(Hmmm, I must want to try to torch today - I keep talking about glass.....) ;)
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