cultivated species:

1st place at 9 votes: Habenaria rhodocheila (pink, all flowers)

2nd place at 6 votes: Brassavola cucullata

3rd place at 4 votes each: Enc. bractescens and Paph lowii

4th place at 3 votes each: B. nodosa, L. anceps, Den. crumenatum

5th place, at 2 votes: Enc. cordigera, Aer grandiflora (2 flower), Enc.
alata, Ang. sesquipedale, Pths. allenii

At one vote each: Habenaria rhodocheila (pink, flowers and buds),
Habenaria rhodocheila (orange), Habenaria rhodocheila (orange, closeup),
Angraecum magdalenae, Vanda denisoniana, Neofinetia falcata, Phal
equestris ilocos, Angraecum magdalenae, Cattleya labiata 'Sherwood
Forest', Vanda tricolor v. suavis, Paph moquettianum (June 18, 2004
bloom), Rendered Angraecum magdalenae photo, Paph delenatii (wide form
shot), Pleuro brighamii, Max tenuifolia, Pecteilis sagarikii (closeup)

For native species:

1st place, at 4 votes: Platanthera ciliaris

2nd place, at 3 votes each: Cleistes divaricata (image 2), Pogonia (dark
pink), Calopogon tuberosus (wide shot)

3rd place, at 2 votes each: Encyclia tampensis Calopogon tuberosus (closeup)

At one vote each: Platanthera cristata, Sacoila lanceolata, Pogonia
ophioglossoides (light pink), Calopogon pallidus, Encyclia tampensis
'Mendenhall'

---Prem

Keep the votes coming!

See the photos at:

http://www.premdesign.com/orchidpics/orchidpicshq.htm

Wow, Prem. By my count, 58 people voted. Good job!

Diana

Wow, Prem. By my count, 58 people voted. Good job!

Diana

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Wow, Prem. By my count, 58 people voted. Good job!

Diana

Hey! I posted the above to rgo, and when I came over to abpo it was here
too! What's that about?

Diana