Dracula dens-canis

Collected: Colombia: Dept. of Risaralda, western slopes of the western cordillera, at 2300 m, collected by Eladio Valencia, Nov.1992

Distribution: Colombia

Etymology: "tooth of a dog"

More information: Tropicos,

Note: might be a natural hybrid bella x vespertillio. See for discription of the plant, The Orchid Review Nov.-Dec. 2006

I assembled and painted this one.

This species happens around 1200 meters high in temperate but very humid locations.

a possibility for 10/30 Macro Monday- spooky

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Dracula minax 'Walter Teague' - John Leathers

I collected these plants at Rio Macho, Orosi. One of them at 2000 meters high and the other one at 2400 meters high, 5 miles away.

The flowers are 22cms from tail to tail and keep tails straight and parallel, they last intact for 3 weeks. The bigger leaves are 25 cms tall and 6cms wide and stems can be as long as 30cms long or as short as 12cms, and they have bloomed one upwards (short stem) and totally donwards (the long one).

200 items / 109,440 views! Wow.

Dracula vampira 'Igor' - John Leathers

Fast little wings are hard to freeze. Either you catch the wings back in the angel pose or forward in a Dracula pose. The hard part of the Dracula pose is getting a clear shot of the eyes. This is a Broad Billed Hummingbird feeding on a thistle in the southern AZ mountains.

Dracula aphrodes 'Marguerite'- John Leathers

Yet more Dracula images, this time, some finished pieces.

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Film photography series.

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Finca Dracula 2009

Taproot Theaters set.

Dracula playing the mardi gras day punk show

Dracula x radio-syndactyle

Collected: Colombia: Nariño: above Ricaurte, epiphytic in cloud forest near the La Planada Biological station, alt. 1950 m,

Distribution: Colombia

Etymology: collected by Alexander Hirtz and Carl an Jane Luer

More information: Tropicos,

Note: nat. hybr. Dracula radiosa x Dracula syndactyla

From Ecuador (Bolivar, El Oro. Imbabura and Pichincha), 1250-2100m.

Dracula Cubedude with bat familiar, based on McLane's :)

Finca Dracula 2009

Dracula -simia

Dracula robledorum 'Bob Steele' - John Leathers

Just rediscovered this shot of the inspiration for Bram Stoker's "Dracula"

Wkipedia

Whitby Abbey was a 7th-century Christian monastery that later became a Benedictine abbey. The abbey and its possessions were confiscated by the crown during the Dissolution of the Monasteries under Henry VIII. The abbey church was situated overlooking the North Sea on the East Cliff above Whitby in North Yorkshire, England. The substantial ruins of the church have been declared a Grade I Listed building and are in the care of English Heritage,

I like Count Dracula, also designed many times. This is the first time, the design of his statue, hope you like!

Etel 2015

Seen above the Dracula Experience Whitby

"Dracula Kid"

Ile de Noirmoutier. Eté 2009.

Hasselblad 500cm. 80mm.

Dracula - Illustrated by Anne Yvonne Gilbert

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Brides of Dracula - Mina

October 1962.

On Version 2 body. Looks very nice, great head mobility. The Ringdoll bodies are better in person- very impressive. This is NS, a pale neutral color.

Version 4 body!! NOT 2

Dracula cordobae.

Very special orchid with fantastic flowers

This is the "why is it taking you so long to get my food" look! She hates to have her picture taken.

From Imbabura (Los Cedros Reserve), Ecuador at elevations around 1700m. Flower size about 5cm (17cm tail to tail).