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Old 02-11-2024, 02:10 PM
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Not the best photo I'm afraid. This is in Valle del Cauca, Colombia at about 1300m altitude. Identification?
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Definitely looks like a Brassia. I would not venture a guess as to species.
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Looks like a brassia for sure.
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Google search brings up Brassia caudata as a possibility (maybe, has wide range)
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Looks like Brassia arcuigera to me.
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Brassia arcuigera looks like a good match. Thank you.
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