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Old 03-19-2013, 04:14 AM
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Very similar to the the rather common Alaskan Piperia, Piperia unalascensis, but with white flowers. These were photographed in the Greenwater area north of Mount Rainier.



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really cute, I love pictures of wild orchids
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The thrill of finding them and seeing them in the wild is hard to describe, Hannah. Thanks.
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That is a cute one! The name caught my eye...so close to Piper, as in piper nigrum, one of my plants. Great photography, as always!
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Thanks, Leaf. This used to be included in the genus, Platanthera, but has now been separated from that along with a number of other species.
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Nice!
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Thanks, Sonya. Wish everyone could see these in situ!
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I don't think I had ever heard of these before. Excellent pics as always.

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The Piperias are all now reclassified as Platantheras and this one as Platanthera ephemerantha.
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So they separated them just to clump them back together. Hahaa!! I love science. Always willing to admit mistakes.

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