Eriochilus dilatatus – White Bunny Orchid
Distinguished by its long narrow leaf.
Eriochilus dilatatus ssp. brevifolius – Blunt-leaved Bunny Orchid
Distinguished by its small leaf which is green on top and suffused red below, its more northerly distribution and its often later flowering season.
Eriochilus dilatatus ssp. multiflorus – Common Bunny Orchid
Distinguished by its small oval-shaped leaf which is often immature at the time of flowering.
Eriochilus dilatatus ssp.undulatus – Crinkle-leafed Bunny Orchid
Distinguished by its undulating leaf.
Eriochilus helonomos – Swamp Bunny Orchid
Eriochilus scaber ssp. scaber – Pink Bunny Orchid
Eriochilus valens – Red-lipped Bunny Orchid
Found Crinkle leaf bunny orchid Broomehill bush 4/05
Popped up in our bush block in stoneville – April 2016. Gorgeous!
I have recently found 1 on my bush block in Gnangara. This adds to my list of wild orchids that pop up each year.
I think I found an Eriochilus dilatatus ssp. multiflorus on the Cape to Cape track near Contos this weekend. Is it normal to find orchids flowering at the end of March?
Today found bunny orchid at Naturaliste, south west
Thank you for your site. I have found the common bunny orchid at Augusta today, but have also found a tiny bunny orchid with a stem about 1.5 inches tall with apparently no leaf. Could you suggest an ID for this one please? Regards, Gaye Drady
Bunny orchid at Scaddan in a reserve (60km north of Esperance) – all alone, no others around. No obvious leaf on the stem