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This rare orchid is unique for several reasons. First, it resembles a ghost when its white flower moves at night; hence, it is known as the Ghost Orchid. It is also leafless, and its roots attach to the bark of the host tree. About 2,000 ghost orchids remain in Florida, all the more reason to step up efforts to stabilize the current populations.
Eagles and orchids. In the early summertime, when the landscape is in full bloom, the opportunity to experience the flowers and birds of prey is the best. Among the more common species of orchids as Early Purple Orchid and Lesser Butterfly-orchid, you will also find Burnt-tip orchid (picture) and Fly Orchid (picture). The song from birds is intensive. Common birds are Collared flycatcher, Common Rosefinch and Thrush nightingale.