F.Muell. (brilliant sun-orchid) Thynninorchis Critically Tasmania Tall, open Eucalyptus Peak flowering period: Similar species: not nothofagicola (D.L. endangered delegatensis forest with a late February specified Jones) D.L Jones & rainforest under-storey of M.A,Clem. (myrtle Nothofagus cunninghamii, elbow orchid) Atherosperma moschatum and Dicksonia antarctica; grows in leaf litter; single known site Trichoglottis Vulnerable Queensland Grows on rainforest trees Peak flowering period: Similar species: not australiensis March but flowering time specified Dockrill is possibly variable or blooming may occur several times a year Vanda hindsii Lindl. Vulnerable Queensland Epiphyte, lithophytes rain Peak flowering period: Similar species: (Cape York vanda) forest margins, notophyll erratic but mostly in the Pomatocalpa vine forest, vine summer months marsupiale thicket and open forest Vrydagzynea grayi Endangered Queensland Dense, lowland rainforest Peak flowering period: Similar species: not D.L.Jones & September to October specified M.A.Clem. Zeuxine Vulnerable Queensland Moist shady sites in Vegetative growth: late Similar species: not polygonoides rainforests (mesophyll vine summer to spring specified (F.Muell.) P.J.Cribb forests and simple The velvet jewel orchid is (velvet jewel orchid) notophyll vine forests) in readily recognised when
F.Muell. (brilliant sun-orchid) Thynninorchis nothofagicola (D.L. Jones) D.L Jones & M.A,Clem. (myrtle elbow orchid) Critically endangered Tasmania Tall, open Eucalyptus delegatensis forest with a rainforest under-storey of Nothofagus cunninghamii, Atherosperma moschatum and Dicksonia antarctica; grows in leaf litter; single known site Peak flowering period: late February Similar species: not specified Trichoglottis australiensis Dockrill Vulnerable Queensland Grows on rainforest trees Peak flowering period: March but flowering time is possibly variable or blooming may occur several times a year Similar species: not specified Vanda hindsii Lindl. (Cape York vanda) Vulnerable Queensland Epiphyte, lithophytes rain forest margins, notophyll vine forest, vine thicket and open forest Peak flowering period: erratic but mostly in the summer months Similar species: Pomatocalpa marsupiale Vrydagzynea grayi D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem. Endangered Queensland Dense, lowland rainforest Peak flowering period: September to October Similar species: not specified Zeuxine polygonoides (F.Muell.) P.J.Cribb (velvet jewel orchid) Vulnerable Queensland Moist shady sites in rainforests (mesophyll vine forests and simple notophyll vine forests) in Vegetative growth: late summer to spring The velvet jewel orchid is readily recognised when Similar species: not specified