Phragmipedium andreettae, in situ

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This is on a cliff/mountainside in the Anchicaya River Basin, maybe a few hundred meters above the river.

The Anchicaya is one of the most biodiverse locales in the most biodiverse bioregion, the Choco, in the second most biodiverse country, Colombia, in the world.

My host pointed out that because of the 60 year civil war and the guerillas occupying the forests and parks for so long, there are huge swaths of uncatalogued territory. Colombia might eventually take the mantle of most biodiverse - if it is not all developed to death before the biologists get there.

Anyway - on with the show:


Can you spot it?

Phragmipedium andreettae


Phrag andreettae, Anchicaya


andreettae
 
Awesome pics!! Thank you! Keep 'em coming!!!!!
 
Just awesome, a trip of a lifetime you must have had! Thanks for sharing, I can't believe there are more species still to come!
 
Wonderful bet it was an amazing experiamce fantastic pics love the ones with the spider in the lip.
 

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