Does anyone recognize this?

[Dusty Ol' Man]

Asking for someone else and I have no clue even where to begin.

[estación seca]

I don't see a nectar spur so I don't think it's a Dendrobium. My next guess would be Eria.

[RJSquirrel]

looks like the bulb of an oncidium but the flowers are not the dancing ladies.

[Leisesturm]

Miniature Cymbidium?

[Dusty Ol' Man]

Originally Posted by estación seca

I don't see a nectar spur so I don't think it's a Dendrobium. My next guess would be Eria.

Thanks. After looking up Eria from a couple different sources I'm inclined to agree. I fact, Eria coronalis seems to be very close.
There is so much about these plants I just don't know. But I'm learning little by little.

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Originally Posted by RJSquirrel

looks like the bulb of an oncidium but the flowers are not the dancing ladies.

That was my first thought.

[Roberta]

I'd vote for Eria...

[Louis_W]

Ya I'm on team Eria! Props to Seca!

[Leisesturm]

When are the next tryouts for Team Eria?

[Dusty Ol' Man]

Thanks folks. I went through all of the Erias on IOSPE and couldn't find a match. The inquirer lives in the Indo-Myanmar region and acquired a species plant from the area. I found a few similar and that's as close as I got. Appreciate the direction.

[Roberta]

Another genus to consider... Pholidota .