File:Epidendrum secundum - Peru.jpg
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| Description | Wiñay Wayna Orchid (Epidendrum secundum) . An orchid that lives in the micro climate around the Wiñay Wayna ruins (and other parts of the Inca trail, Peru). Means "Forever Young" in Quechua. |
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| Source | Wiñay Wayna Orchid |
| Author | Filipe Fortes from Seattle, United States |
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