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Cymbalaria muralis
spotted in a enourmous granite wall,whith big rocks and this orchid(i think) and other plants are growing in the tiny spaces that there are beetween the rocks.I'am going to assign it to the portuguese orchids mission,http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/8501411 if is not a orchid i retire it after,but like this i have more id hipotisis:) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cymbalaria_...
Thanks craig,it's good to have all the information correctly posted,it's our objectif:-)
jcmorais,sorry for the ignorence:-)i tried allready erase the spotting from the orchid mission
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/8501...
,but it's loocked,so if you can,erase it from there.
I want to ask you if in the north(minho) there are some of the orchids that you and others spotted in center and south of portugal?if the awnser is in the text of your spotts,tell me that and i'll read them all(i have allways very little time to be online), i want to spott a wild orchid,it's one of my quests here:-)
thanks Craig,i have been seeing my spot list and i discover that i have allready spott this beautiful plant,but whithout flowers,and now whith flowers i thougth that it was another diferent:)in that wall,i spott several plants,it's a thing that i admire the capacity to survive in the most unexpected and hard places.thanks for your kind words,i tried to sow that the common organisms are also very beautiful.i'am not less satisfied because it's not a wild orchid,what grabe me is the beaty itself,so i'll continue my wild orchid saga until i spott my first:)
Almost forgot what I was going to say before reading your note. Such fantastic shots! You really showed this lovely plant in its full glory and for something that is small and easily overlooked, that's no mean feat. Thank you.
Not an orchid Antonio, but I can see why you might think that. This is one of my favourites - a real tenacious little beauty, and if I remember rightly, it actually plants its own seeds into the cracks!
@Thanks Gerardo for your comment,i'am going to fall your tip an put it in first place
@THanks for the id Patricia,i'am going to make the chages,so it's not a orchid?
Spotted on Jan 22, 2012
Submitted on Jan 22, 2012
