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Comprehensive guide to the native orchids of New Zealand. Includes photos and descriptions of all the species, plus online editions of the NZ Native Orchid Group's journals.
Information, including 35,000 images, on the nearly 3000 species, spanning 134 orchid genera, found on the island. Habitats, research, culture guides, and more. Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
Caladenia: Orchids of Southern Australia
Caladenias, Cyaniculas, Diuris, Drakaeas, Prasophyllums, Thelymitras and other native species of Western Australia and South Australia. Photographs by Pascal Pernot and E. Delannoy.
Terrestrial Orchids of South-West Australia
Photographs, arranged into genera, of many of the native orchids found in Australia's southwest region. A printed calendar, featuring orchid photos, is offered. Western Australia, Australia.
Flickr: Australian Native Orchids
Australian native orchid photos, both terrestrial and epiphyte, are welcome in this group.
Database of Tasmanian native orchid macro images, available for purchase as prints. Photographed and compiled by Peter Fehre, Malcolm Wells, and Peter Tonelli. Tasmania, Australia.
Gallery of South Australian Orchids
Photos of wild orchids occurring in South Australia. Species list, common names, and flowering seasons. South Australia, Australia.
Flickr: Macro Orchids Tasmania
Images (close-up and at high resolution) of native orchids, sometimes with their insect visitors, found on the island. Peter Fehre. Blackmans Bay, Tasmania, Australia.
Photos and information on the native orchids of Victoria. Colin and Mischa. Melton, Victoria, Australia.
Species Orchid Society of Western Australia
Membership info and photos. Tony Watkinson. Belmont, Western Australia, Australia.
New Zealand Native Orchid Group
NZNOG members are from throughout New Zealand and abroad and are united in their strong interest in the native orchids of New Zealand.
Orchid photographs from the Mount Cannibal Reserve. David L Piko. Victoria, Australia.
Photos of Australian native orchids, not necessarily identified or in flower.
Terrestrial orchids, propagated from seeds, available for sale. Culture articles. Heinrich Beyrle. Friedberg, Germany.
