Welcome to November at Kew.
I will start with the flowers and seedpods of Acampe papillosa.These seed pods have beem maturing for over a year - pollinated October 2009 - and are still not quite ripe yet.

Maxillaria ochroleuca...

... a lovely Dendrobium: D guerreroi...

...Angreacum eburneum, subsp.giryamae...

... Dracula erythrochaete...

...Habenaria medusa...

...Epigeneium chapense...

...Flikingeria fimbriata..

...from a different angle...

...Pescatoriaaff. Equadorana...

...Ornithocephalus bryostachyus...

...Sophronitis cernua...

...Trichoglottis pulsilla...

...Trichophilia albida...

Ohh, such a wonderful show here this morning!! This looks like a wish-list!
This Habenaria is striking and I like the folded-ribbon look on the Flickingeria - they are all interesting!
Thank you Richard!

Fantastic show, Richard! Thank you so much!

As always just an amazing show!!! Love the Habenaria!!!!!!! I actually have a few of these but getting them to bloom! That's another story. Love your posts and look forward to more!

That habenaria is special for sure!

Jim

Thanks to you all for your kind comments, I'm glad you enjoyed the pictures. You are right Jim, the Habenaria medusae is a special plant.

The last few pictures of Novembers orchids at Kew.Winter has arrived here in the UK, very cold with lots of snow and ice. I'm glad I'm working in a tropical nursery!

This little gem is Masdevallia angulata..