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I'd like to. But first I've to make sure they are no siblings. Serial numbers are 46 and 48 from the same breeder - they just arrived from Italy - so the odds are high they are. They are young, one has begun to sing and to try a courtship dance, so tis one is a male. The other one seems rather...

Little owl finch! Sorry, too big. I'll try to fix it. Done.

Looks very nice! And big!

A beautiful flower, well grown!

Like it!

Very beautiful!

Leomesezia sic! For Oncidium sarcodes now is Gomesa, which gives Gomguezia (!) with Rdza. lanceolata, which in turn makes Leomesezia when crossed with a Leochilus ... good old Howeara!

Lovely!

It's a beautiful flower! My first impression was that it could well be a Bc. Binosa. But both - Binosa and Hippodamia - have quite a lot of variation, so, without a closer look it is impossible for me to be sure.

Superb colour! Congrats!

Howeara (Leomesezia) Lava Burst by Secun, on Flickr A difficult candidate for the camera. Only with an extra of light there is a chance to get an decent image, with nearly true colours. Very dark raspberry with underlying orange markings. 22mm x 16mm across and a light scent.

Impressive, well grown!

Oh wow ...

Oh, wow!

Love the tessellation on the pouch. Congrats!

Welcome from Las Palmas!

Dendrobium bracteosum, by Secun Day 63. Same bulb, same spike. Like silk-flowers, sparkling in the sun. Four spikes now, a fifth just beginning.

So beautiful!

Beautiful photographs! And yes, some plants are strong but slow ...

Oh wow - what a joy!