To: Brumar89 who wrote (43628 ) 11/30/2013 8:20:44 PM From: Brumar89 Read Replies (1) | Respond to A moth’s wings feature two flies picking at a pile of bird dropping.all just somehow happened : A moth’s wings feature two flies picking at a pile of bird dropping. Information transmitted by nobody at all to somebody (a moth predator). Information that happens to be false, which probably increases the complexity.uncommondescent.com pungent odor .Monkey Face Orchid nation.com.pk jamjarflowers.co.uk Monkey Face Orchid (Dracula simia ), was created after Mother Nature decided to do a bit of monkeying around (hah!). These rare orchids only grow in the cloud forests of southeastern Ecuador and Peru at elevations of 1,000-2,000 meters on the side of mountains. In the scientific name, “simia” refers to the monkey face and “Dracula” refers to the two long spurs that hang down, almost like fangs.Bee Orchid kingsdownkent.blogspot.com Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera ). It resembles a female bumblebee visiting a pink flower to attract the attention of male bees. Thinking another one of their kind is there, they try to mate with it. In the process they get covered in the orchid’s pollen and end up spreading it around as they fly and pollinating other flowers as they go. You can find these amazing orchids scattered about England, Ireland, and Wales.Shannon Ferneygarcia Tom E. Edward Bray Phalaenopsis sp. ) is absolutely gorgeous and amazingly cool for the sole reason that it looks like it has a little bird’s head guarding the nectar on the flower. It’s so well-formed that it almost looks like a little baby bird fell into the flower and got stuck there. I’m not exactly sure why the orchid looks like this but thank God it does! What a cute little orchid.White Egret Orchid notoverthehill.com notoverthehill.com White Egret Orchid (Habenaria radiata ) because it looks just like a… white egret! The flower looks like the bird is spreading its fluffy white feathers, getting ready to take off. Look, how similar are these guys?Stephen LeQuier Dove Orchid M.a.h.S Saji Antony Pink Moth Orchid is this Holy Ghost Orchid (Peristeria elata ) which also has a little hidden creature inside it. In this case though, it’s not just the head of a bird but an entire bird! A dove, to be exact. What a peaceful looking flower, don’t you think?Flying Duck Orchid moloch05 Robert Andrew Price gardeningoncloud9.com Flying Duck Orchid (Caleana major ). It’s a small orchid, about 50 cm tall, that grows in eastern and southern Australia. It’s the mots remarkable flower – it seriously looks just like a male duck in flight! Nature just amazes me.thefeaturedcreature.com
