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Old 06-27-2009, 04:57 PM
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Look what I found... this big wasp around the beautifull Cycnoches flowers... this is the nature pollinizer of this flower.... enjoy this natur miracle....
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Look what I found... this big wasp around the beautifull Cycnoches flowers... this is the nature pollinizer of this flower.... enjoy this natur miracle....
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WOW! What a sight to see! Thanks for sharing
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WOWWOWWOW!!! that is very cool & extremely rare!
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That is cool! I think I would be pretty angry if I found a bee shortening the life of my flowers though! Is the plant pentadactylon?
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That is cool! I think I would be pretty angry if I found a bee shortening the life of my flowers though! Is the plant pentadactylon?
This is not my plant. A friend has his plants in a small town near here, the humidity are perfect and has lots of plants... I agree with you, the bee or wasp shortered the life of the flower.... but is sooo cute .... I repeat: is not my plant
I think is the pentadactylon.... nice but need soo much humidity .... is tooo much for my conditions.
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Why does having a bee on your orchid shorten their life?
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Why does having a bee on your orchid shorten their life?
The life of the flower....
The pollinization is the reason to be of a flower .... when it comes, the flower died and the plant beginn to make seeds.
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Great pictures! Thanks for sharing!
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