Can anyone identify this orchid in Borneo Island? *MINI*

[ycwee]

We are planning for another trip this weekend to the same area. Maybe find more specimens. I personally feel that this is a important rescue activity because the locations we went to are all earmarked for commercial development.
One very interesting find was a HUGE colony of Cymbidium finlaysonianum... Just to give you a rough idea, the diameter of the trunk of the tree that was felled was around 1 metre. This colony of C. finlaysonianum was growing the whole circumference of the tree, at at covering a total trunk length of around 1.5 - 2 metres. Unfortunately, we could only collect so many...
Apart from the possible Thrixspermum(?), we found other genus as well, namely Dendrobriums, Bulbophyllums and maybe some Renantheras. We can only confirm the exact species when they flower. Will take some pictures this time. Hopefully weather will permit.

[Tindomul]

I hope you can find new homes for everything you rescue. Its too bad about that tree. I wish we didnt have to bring down forests to develop.

[ycwee]

Flickr: Photos from ycwee
I have upload all my orchid which has bloom.

[moria0672]

It's looks like Ascochilus siamensis!!

[ycwee]

Hi Moria, yes the plant does look like Ascochilus siamensis, but the color is different. Ascochilus siamensis is yellow and larger flower and mine is Orange and smaller flower. Ascochilus siamensis is from Siam which is in Thailand and Mine is from Borneo Island. It could be Ascochilus of different var.
Anyway, thanks for your reply.
Hi Tindomul, Nice to see you here too. i have visited your orchid gallery, and it's great too. Is your plants and orchid growing under artifical light or sun light?