The White Spider Orchid

Arachnorchis (previously Caladenia) rigida flowers from early July until late October.

It was once common around Scott Creek and Iron Bank, and had a range from Williamstown to Macclesfield. (there are still people who can remember seeing it in profusion).

It is now a rare plant found in light open forest. close up

The Blunt Green-hood

Pterostylis curta flowers from June through to late October.  It has a single flower and is approximately 20 cm high.

It is locally common, especially along creek lines.

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The Small Helmet Orchid

Anzybas (previously Corybas) unguiculatus flowers between late May and early August.

It is not at all common in the park.

The Larger Striped Green-hood

Pterostylis robusta flowers between May and early October.

It is a common orchid in the park and can be seen beside the fire tracks near the Almanda mine.

The Mayfly Orchid

Acianthus caudatus flowers between late July and September.

This is one of the commonest orchids in the park and forms large colonies in many places.

The flowers are pollinated by fungus gnats.