Here are a selection of pictures of Pyramidal Orchids taken today on the South Downs in West Sussex.
One that has just emerged.
This beauty was in the middle of a bridle path and had escaped the horses' hooves. In fact the best specimens that I saw today were adjacent to the bridle path, which suggests that orchids don't mind the odd dose of horse manure. So much for needing a nutrient poor habitat then!
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