Nicknamed the Golden Bow Orchid as well as the Fried Egg Orchid, both apt descriptions of the proliferous yellow flowers produced by this plant. See it with your own eyes in the quad beneath the Ripley Center.

One of the few Encyclias that can grow terrestrially, and similar in shape to the Encyclia selligera, find this orchid in one of the orchid cases at the National Museum of Natural History.

This Encyclia has been observed growing as an epiphyte, a lithophyte, and a terrestrial orchid. It can currently be observed in one of the orchid cases at the National Museum of Natural History.

This spring flowering Oncidium is just coming into bloom and can be found in another orchid case at the National Museum of Natural History.