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Caladenia necrophylla (Late Spider Orchid)

Caladenia occidentalis (Ruby Spider Orchid)

Caladenia paludosa (Swamp Spider Orchid)

Caladenia petrensis (Rock Spider Orchid)

Caladenia pholcoidea (Albany Spider Orchid)

Caladenia pulchra (Slender Spider Orchid)

Caladenia radiata (Ray Spider Orchid)

Caladenia remota (Outback Spider Orchid)

Caladenia reticulata (Veined Spider-orchid)

Caladenia rhomboidiformis (Diamond Spider Orchid)

Caladenia sanguinea (Kangaroo Island Daddy-longlegs)

Caladenia saxatilis (Star Spider Orchid)

Caladenia saxicola (Banded Iron Stone Spider Orchid)

Caladenia sp. aff. atrovespa (inland) (Plains Mantis Orchid)

Caladenia speciosa (Sandplain Spider Orchid)

Caladenia stellata (Starry Spider Orchid)

Caladenia stellata
Caladenia stellata

Caladenia strigosa

Caladenia thinicola (Scott River Spider Orchid)

Caladenia voigtii (Mohawk Spider Orchid)

Caladenia x cala (Wheatbelt Spider Orchid)

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