This orchid is unusual for a spider orchid as there is very little variation in the flowers - they all look much the same throughout the distribution. It is found between Perth and Albany and flowering begins in mid August.
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Caladenia macrostylis - Leaping Spider Orchid
Today we found what looks like this taxon on the Borden Golf Course. But on closer inspection the trials were not clubbed and the labellum has a fringe of call. The only other orchids nearby are C. bryceana and another that looks like C. abbreviata (Brown et al,2013). Any ideas?
I have not heard of C. macrostylis being found in the Borden area. Can you please send me a photo of your find using the contact page?