74 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ORCHIDS. 
Supp.; Fawley Wood, Ir. Stubbs /; Eversdown, near Henley, 
Tistory of Henley ; ‘* Very sparingly in the wood overhanging the 
Henley road at Medmenham.” Phytologist, i. 998. 0.8; Dano 
Garden Wood, Wycombe; and Fennell’s Wood, Loudwater ; 
Chesham !; Middle Claydon, Rev. H. H. Crewe. 
This rare and beautiful species is usually in blossom about June 1. I once 
found a variety in Dane Garden Wood, having pure white flowers, bordered 
with reddish-purple. 
O. maculata, L. Spotted Palmate Orchis. S. and N.—Woods 
and pastures, generally distributed. Flowers in May and June. 
O. latifolia, LL, Marsh Orchis. S.—Meadows near the Colne, 
Denham, Zhe Miss Drummonds.! [A specimen found in Whit- 
tington Park, by the Rev. W. H. Painter, and supposed to belong 
to this species, was probably a large form of O. maculata,] 
Flowers in June. 
O.incarnata, L. S.—Meadows near the Colne, Denham, growing 
with 0. latifolia, but flowering rather later. Zhe Miss Drummonds. 
Flowers in June. 
0. pyramidalis, L. Pyramidal Orchis. S.—Chalky woods and 
open places, not unfrequent: Marlow; Wycombe; Hughenden ; 
Denham; Chesham; Drayton Beauchamp; Aston Clinton, and 
Buckland; Wendover, &c. N.—Akely Wood, Buckingham, 
Mr. W. Walker! Flowers in June and July. 
GyMNaADENIA L&. Br. 
G. conopsea, R. Br. Sweetscented Orchis. S.—Chalky woods 
and banks, frequent. ‘* Woods between the Oxford and Wycombe 
roads; woods at Medmenham;” Phytologist, i. 993, 0.8.; Dane 
Garden Wood; Fennell’s Wood; Hughenden Woods, very fine ; 
Wendover; Drayton Beauchamp; Chesham. Flowers in June. 
Acrerass &. Br. 
A, anthropophora, R. Br. Man Orchis. S.—Near Wendover, 
Rev. H. H. Crewe. Listera ovata is frequently mistaken for this ; 
but the two leaves of the Twayblade at once distinguish it. 
Flowers in June or July. 
