Orchids are remarkable examples of natural selection that always have bilateral symmetry of the flower.
Posted on February 15. 2015 for Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge.
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CIGUDEG pleis bilong tu mi 
They have an amazing longevity. A great capture – love the detail.
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Thank you for enriching its description, my friend. 🙂
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What a gorgeous bloom from Mother Nature. A skilled oil painter couldn’t create something that beautiful.
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Thank you for your compliment, Judy. Best wishes for you.
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