Tricky to photo, as it does not lend itself to clear and easy to see shots. I've tortured a dress jacket into service, and we'll forget my makeshift photo lab, eh?

I had to set the poor thing on it's side, with the spike straight up in the air to get this shot...

This is the normal bloom orientation, and these blooms have been hanging on for nearly a month! They start out a butter/margerine yellow, and fade to white. There are only a few blooms that have withered. Don't have a clue why this year things are a bit different.

Saw one this week at The Flower Fields called O. henryii. Not quite the same and had bigger blooms.

If anyone has a clue as to which, who this is, I'd appreciate it. Otherwise it is that Oncidium mini that blooms it's heart out every year!