Description associated with Bulbophyllum roseopunctatum 'Jim's Pink Lampshades' AM/AOS (20061707) exhibited by Ian Rich at RMJC

Forty-four flowers on three arched umbellate inflorescences and four additional immature inflorescences; flowers closely and evenly spaced to form a closed circle giving the appearance of a coronet; dorsal sepal creamy white spotted dark purple; lateral sepals fused, creamy white tessellated purple; sepals and petals extended into 0.6-cm hair-like appendage; petals purple; lip hinged, purple; column yellow, suffused and spotted purple; substance good; texture matte; lateral sepals of flowers in mature umbels expand and reflex to form coronet shape.

But Bulbophyllum roseopunctatum is in section Papulipetalum a single flower per inflorescence section (Orchids of New Guinea, Orchidspecies.com, and Wikipedia websites). See Bulbophyllum lorentzianum 'Irene' CHM/AOS in OrchidPro as an example of a species in section Papulipetalum (or related) section(s).

I am not sure what the species is but it would be a species in one of the several subumbellate sections, such as Cirrhopetalum.

The picture of the Cirrhopetalum type species, Bulbophyllum longiflorum 'La Jolla', is similar to the AOS picture of 'Jim's Pink Lampshades'.

(NOTE: I am not suggesting it is Bulbophyllum longiflorum, just giving you background as to why I believe this is in error.)