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Where is this? I am from Brisbane in South East Queensland, and we have Sarcochilus falcatus in the mountains, mostly in subtropical forest and heath, as well as rarely in dry forest

You little ripper!

9 years after the upload I find the vid! Screw you youtube!

That's was a spectacular episode. Incredible effort and determination.

Почему так мало лайков? Это же супер видео! Спасибо за эту работу брат!

have you got a facebook page?

Man are you still doin this?

Man these videos are epic. You deserve way more hype on this channel.

Was this reserve the Beaconsfield Nature Conservation Reserve? It has been closed to the public for several years now. If it is, you are lucky to have accessed it 9 years ago.

Awesome video... thanks! BTW what's the camo for, do the orchids hide if the know you're coming?... just jokes.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤

Real. The Flying Duck Orchid (Calena major) was described for science in 1810. It is one of many Australian orchid species with a "spring mechanism" built into the lip petal (labellum). The most common "whacking lip petals are found in the more common greenhoods (Pterostylis) species of Australian winter and early Spring. In the case of the flying duck, the sensitive lip is the duck's head and neck. The duck's body contains the male (anther) and female (stigma) organs united into a column. I've seen these flowers at Royal National Park (New South Wales) and manipulated them. Yes, you can hear a click when the head fits into the body. The footage looks pretty accurate to me. although I doubt plants require such frequent fires to bloom.

wish i found this channel sooner

nice vid! thanks for sharing!

Hi awesome

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Need more orchid videos bro

Should revisit this location now that you have a drone.

Beautiful!

Beautiful T. Queenslandica photo sir!

Just put your goggles on and light up your torch on your head the boar will get scared.

Julian are there any sun orchids commercially available? Specifically Thelymitra Crinita, T. Matthewsii or any of the other sun orchids.

cool bro

So long between drinks, but worth the wait. Awesome work and thanks for posting.

Excelente amigo...Cuidate mucho Dios te bendiga

Wonderful , marvelous and very great job to show hidden treasures of NATURE🌿🍃. Congratulations to the Expedition Team. Orchid Lovers around the world🌎 are very happy to view your videos🎥

Do you have any info on "tea tree orchids"?

Hola amigo que alegre volver a verte...Dios te guarde

Cheers.

I'm from Kuranda

It is such a poverty of supply of orchids in Bunnings and other nurseries when orchids are the biggest genus in flora and there are thousands of species and hundreds of thousands of hybrids and we still hear nursery men telling one another to destroy seedlings and limit meri-stemming of orchids to limit supply in order to keep orchid prices high and make orchids hard to get; such an utterly selfish attitude to not allow more people to enjoy nature’s beauty and fragrances right here in Australia. Other countries sell mature and flowering plants in immensely generous numbers, and we get a miserly lot

Why that irritating noise? Use natural sounds next time please.

Cũng đa dạng như ở rừng Vietnam

Brother Your a Great MAN

Please send me some orchid plants from India. Here it's cost thousands

Live in Fla Proud to See Botanist Repopulating the Ghost Orchid in the Everglades

BADASS BOTANY BRO Dig Small Orchids You Show Most

I want that orchid please send to me ,ilove your video 😊

좋은영상 감사합니다. thank you!!

Woww

Amazing work I am very impressed. It is a shame that such great videos don't get as many views as they deserve

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Stunning mate! Educational and visually amazing.

So cool I love orchids❤️... And we have same name... I miss my orchids in the Philippines 🇵🇭since I'm here in kuwait for working🇰🇼... 🙄But still one in my room phelonopsis 😜❤️😊

Are you still making videos? Just found your channel

Loved watching this and the 3 comments below cover the points Id have made,

Happy I found this channel it's so amazing getting to know different types of orchid

Hi there. Trad is a massive problem around Lane Cove and all around Sydney. I am so please to know that biological controls are being investigated and tested. Commelina cyanea is a closely related to Trad but is a native. Hopefully any biological control will not damage plants like that. Thanks for the video. What a pitty it isn't getting more views.

Great Man!

Hi there, do you think it's more effective to spray younger, smaller trad rather than the more established, denser plant? My plan is to rake back the more established patches on my property and then spray it when it comes back. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.