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  • Bronze green-fly orchid in bloom on a fallen oak tree next to the Hillsborough River near Tampa, Florida. These can often be found in dense hardwood forests near natural springs or rivers.
    Bronze Green-Fly Orchid (Epidendrum ..num)
  • The green-fly orchid in Juniper Springs, in the Ocala National Forest. Where the butterfly orchid is most common in the trees of South Florida, this more cold-tolerant epiphyte occupies the same niche in the north part of the state, with an overlapping area in Central Florida.
    Green-fly Orchid (Epidendrum magnoli..iae)
  • The green-fly orchid in Juniper Springs, in the Ocala National Forest. This is the most common epiphytic orchid in the northern half of Florida, and can be found most often near springs, sinkholes, or old forests.
    Green-fly Orchid (Epidendrum magnoli..iae)
  • Wide angle shot of a section of a huge cluster of green-fly orchids, some of them in bloom. These were found in Juniper Springs in the Ocala National Forest. These are very common above natural springs and sinkholes.
    Green-fly Orchid (Epidendrum magnoli..iae)