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$Short to medium hairless, tuberous-rooted; stem with 2-3 basal, brownish, sheaths. Flowers pink or reddish-lilac, sometimes white or purple, vanilla-scented, in a rather dense slender spike, the lateral sepals spreading, but the upper sepal and petals forming a hood; lip 3.5-5mm, 3-lobed with a longer, slender, slightly curved spur, 11-18mm, pointed, much longer than the ovary. Habitat: In a variety of places from grassland and open scrub, to marshes and fens, but more especially on calcareous soils, to 2700m. Flowering Season: June-July. Distribution: Throughout Europe, except the far north. \n\nThis Picture is made on a Chalk Hill in the South of Belgium (Ardennes) in June 2006.$

$Short to medium hairless, tuberous-rooted; stem with 2-3 basal, brownish, sheaths. Flowers pink or reddish-lilac, sometimes white or purple, vanilla-scented, in a rather dense slender spike, the lateral sepals spreading, but the upper sepal and petals forming a hood; lip 3.5-5mm, 3-lobed with a longer, slender, slightly curved spur, 11-18mm, pointed, much longer than the ovary. Habitat: In a variety of places from grassland and open scrub, to marshes and fens, but more especially on calcareous soils, to 2700m. Flowering Season: June-July. Distribution: Throughout Europe, except the far north. \n\nThis Picture is made during a long weekend in the Eifel (Germany) in June 2019.$

Habenaria dentata is a species of orchid and its native range is Himalaya to Malay peninsula and Japan. It blooms in late summer and autumn.

Vibrant pink Gymnadenia carpatica in a dewy meadow

Lilian's lovebirds feed on grass seeds, millet, wild rice, flowers, and the seeds and fruit of other species, but are often found in Albida trees.

Bambara Groundnut field under Acacia Albida Trees Burkina Faso West Africa

Cattle crossing dry season fields below Acacia Albida tree Yatenga Burkina Faso Africa

Gymnadenia nigra, also known as the black vanilla orchid

Opuntia microdasys albida cactus in a cactus garden, also called angel's-wings, bunny ears cactus, bunny cactus or polka-dot cactus

Ophiura albida is a species of brittle star in the order Ophiurida

Laelia albida, a wild forest orchid that grows in the interior forests of South Kalimantan, Indonesia

Purple Gymnadenia conopsea flower, close-up. fragrant orchid, chalk fragrant orchid. Mountain wild flower.

Acacia Albida Tree Dry Season Agricultural Fields Goats Burkina Faso West Africa

Fragrant Orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) close up.

The fragrant orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) in flower

Close up of a Fragrant orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea). Stelvio National Park (South Tyrol, Italy).

Scutellaria albida Lamiaceae. Wild plant shot in summer. Beautiful ornamental plant outdoors.

wild orchid. Muecken-Haendelwurz - Fragrant Orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea)

Frivald`s Orchid (Gymnadenia frivaldii) in natural habitat

Wild orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) in a meadow of Aldino/Aldein - South Tyrol:: Other flowers shots ::

Gymnadenia conopsea, commonly known as the fragrant orchid

Yellow Habenaria rhodocheila (Orchidaceae) in Pang Sida waterfall at Pangsida national park. Sakaeo province Thailand.

Fragrant Orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea) in natural habitat

$Medium group of seashell laying in the coastline.\n\n$

wild orchid Fragrant Orchid (Gymnadenia conopsea). german: Muecken-Haendelwurz

$Habenaria Tanager in Karom Waterfull,A walk in the Khao Luang National. Habenaria rhodocheila, Orange orchid flower blooming in the jungle. Habenaria Tanager 'Pumpkin Custard',Five flowers on one 9.5-cm tall inflorescence borne on a first bloom\nseedling plant measuring 16.0-cm tall; sepals pale ivory yellow; petals\nyellow-orange, too small to measure; lip pumpkin orange, 4.7-cm long\nnectary yellow-orange, becoming more red-orange apically; substance\nmedium-firm, texture matte; commended for clear distinct color and full\nflat form.$

$Short to medium hairless, tuberous-rooted; stem with 2-3 basal, brownish, sheaths. Flowers pink or reddish-lilac, sometimes white or purple, vanilla-scented, in a rather dense slender spike, the lateral sepals spreading, but the upper sepal and petals forming a hood; lip 3.5-5mm, 3-lobed with a longer, slender, slightly curved spur, 11-18mm, pointed, much longer than the ovary.\nHabitat: In a variety of places from grassland and open scrub, to marshes and fens, but more especially on calcareous soils, to 2700m.\nFlowering Season: June-July.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except the far north.\n\nThis Picture is made on a Chalk Hill in the South of Belgium (Ardennes) in June 2019.$

photographing the flora of north cascades national park - july 2023.

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