Its a bit different to your typical orchid. The flower is upside-down and
dominated by the labellum (which takes up most of my photo). The sepals and
petals are relatively insignificant, green and thin. The dorsal sepal is the
green thing extending from the centre of the flower out the bottom of the
photo (being an upside-down flower, calling that a dorsal sepal is somewhat
of a misnomer).

"K Barrett" wrote in message
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OK, so where are the flower parts on this one? The column, sepals/petals
are
at the forked tip of the colored spotted tongue? so the tongue is some
sort
of a bract?