I think it could be a Bulbophyllum. I wouldn‘t expect to see a spike like that on a Masde or Drac. The spike would be thin with one or two flowers at the end. This spike is heavy with buds along the whole length.

It could also be a Pleurothallis.

Flower shape is wrong for Dracula also.

oohlala James_J I think you got it! :-) - it kind of looks like a Pleurothallis dolichopus very possible. I have to do some homework tonight and check. Nothing looks exactly right to me but it's a wild orchid that has been roaming around in a box for awhile. I grew tons of bulbo's, I doubt it because of the leaves but I'm going to look in that direction too. Mil Gracias. I am so excited!!!!! I am just happy to have orchids!!!!! It is making spikes on the other leaf axils. Hopefully I'll get an opportunity to see more

I’m leaning towards Pleurothallis also. I found this one, not a perfect match but close.

me too! I saw that one. I am on the search. The leaves are right for a Pluero for sure. I hope it is. I never grew one before :-) Thanks so much. I totally forgot about Pleuros

Definitely not a Drac or Masd -- none of them flower like that. Pleuro or bulbo would be most likely depending upon the vegetative growth

Agreed. Thank you. The whole plant can be seen on the Street Orchids of Colombia thread. I think Pleuro. I spoke with the guy who sold them to me. He has invited me to go to the upper cloud forrest with him so I can look at their habitat. I am so excited!

and the ID is..... pleurothallis sclerophylla

I came across this Orchid society in Colombia, not sure if this is anywhere near you or if you have seen it already.

http://www.sco.org.co/

I am 6 hours from Medellin :-(