Ophrys Apifera Collection
The Ophrys apifera, commonly known as the Bee Orchid, is a widespread orchid found in grasslands and verges
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The Ophrys apifera, commonly known as the Bee Orchid, is a widespread orchid found in grasslands and verges. Its unique appearance has earned it the nickname "Wasp Orchid" due to its resemblance to a female wasp. One stunning example of this orchid can be found on Cleeve Hill near Cheltenham, where the Wasp Orchid variety (Ophrys apifera var. Trollii) thrives. Another beautiful sighting takes place in Lorraine Regional Natural Park in France during June. In Dorset, UK, these enchanting flowers bloom throughout June, adding vibrant colors to the landscape. A captivating color lithograph showcases the intricate details of this species called Bee Orchis or Ophrys Apifera. A close-up photograph taken in San Marino reveals the delicate beauty of a single flower from this species. Meanwhile, Burren National Park in County Clare, Ireland provides a picturesque setting for these charming blooms. Lauwersmeer National Park in Groningen, The Netherlands also boasts sightings of Bee Orchids flourishing amidst grasslands. Their presence adds charm and elegance to this natural habitat. Photographs captured by nature enthusiasts showcase individual flowers blooming across various locations such as Neresheim in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany (Picture No. 11066879), and an unidentified location with Picture No. 11671458 (Bee Orchid -Ophrys apivera-, single flower). The Ophrys apifera's striking appearance and ability to thrive across different landscapes make it a beloved sight for both botany enthusiasts and casual observers alike.