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Which flower is this?

Sorok11. 06. 2014 21:51:38

Thanks Brane nasmeh

Apolonija11. 06. 2014 21:52:23

Brane,
which one has four yellow petals? Not zlatica. Do you agree it's srčna moč?
1.,9., 10 navadni čistec

francimedved11. 06. 2014 21:53:32

Velkavrh, you were wrong about 11 and 12, it's srčna moč, I collect it for tea. Ripeča zlatica has 5 petals, srčna moč has 4.
Excellent photos you've created for us, thanks.

otiv11. 06. 2014 22:45:59

Apolonija, thanks for the names,
I don't know where my enthusiasm went. velik nasmeh

Franci, you nicely photographed nature,
even the dog showed you its head. nasmeh

Brane, I see that below Vodnik hut everything blooms,
as your soul desires. nasmeh

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velkavrh12. 06. 2014 04:36:22

Good morning, Apolonija! I looked a bit too quickly. It really is srčna moč.

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velkavrh15. 06. 2014 14:37:09

Today I walked the four pastures of Velika Planina: Gojško, Malo, Veliko and Marjanine Njive. Already on Gojska Planina full of kamniških murk and then also on Mali and Veliki. On Marjaninih Njivah I didn't find it – but instead discovered a stand of obirske sivice. Interesting that I saw no marmots anywhere – neither the small spring one, nor the large Clusius'. No small bellflowers yet.

On Rakovih Ravnah next to the parking lot, full of large-flowered foxglove—higher up there is none.

Here we also find plane-leaved globeflower.

I am always in a dilemma whether it is rock or St. James's sandwort.

On Gojška planina the floral fairy tale begins - golden dimek.

Golden dimek can be purely orange colored or yellow.

The flowers line up - fusiform campion - only this species was then everywhere in large quantities.

I then find common lady's mantle everywhere.

Around the cross on Gojška planina I find the first rock gentians.

Unexpectedly I find even whitish orchids - Pseudorchis albida. They are not found very often.

In the scree before Mala planina I find the only rockcress - round-leaved.

Alpine saltbush - beautiful little gentian -

Finally I recognize this small low chickweed - it is long-haired.

They have an almost lemon color to their flowers.

Along the path to Velika Planina the mountain speedwell greets us with its blue.

Pokon or little sun - this one was small - I simply can't distinguish them. There are plenty on Velika Planina along the path.

On the Marjanine Njive pasture it was much larger.

This is its flower - hard to photograph it.

There is plenty of this small-flowered trefoil.

On the way back below Črnuški dom on Mali Planina I find the first flowering hairy catchfly.

This flower in the grass is barely noticeable - lanika.

On the way back across Marjanine Njive pasture there is a lot of this lučnik - I can't distinguish it.

On Marjanine Njive I go to the second cross on the pasture and here there is plenty of Jaquin's hairgrass.

Medicinal špajka or baldrijan is present here, which I haven't seen elsewhere.

Then I also find here a stand of obirska sivica.

Let me add this plant too, which floats in the watering pond on Velika planina - I don't know what it is.

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velkavrh19. 06. 2014 04:22:41

Yesterday again to Črna Prst. This time via the planina za Črno Goro. No snow on this path anymore. Also the path from Orožnova Koča via the botanical path is already snow-free. Flowers right on Črna Prst itself only a little. It will probably start in two weeks. I assume that, except for rare flowers, the botanical path isn't blooming yet. I'll go there in two weeks. Probably already blooming here: spring jeglič, both alpine bellflowers, alpine kosmatinec, bulbous anemone, two-flowered violet, forest krvomočnica – nothing else probably yet. I'll publish photos of all flower species I encounter on my paths around Črna Prst, because only those published will count in the inventory of existing flowers. Perhaps some photo won't be the best, which happens regularly or due to conditions – light, too much sun and failed photos.

Right at the beginning of the path in the forest blooms the common alpine sow-thistle - Cicerbita alpina. Otherwise I also find it below the summit of Črna prst.

There are quite a few plane-leaved arnicas.

I encounter mountain globeflower everywhere.

The forest is now full of navadni svinjak.

The light is poor and the photos are not the best - full of klinolistni kamnokreč.

On the rocks I also see skalna kernerjevka.

It is full of this kobulnica. I continue in the afternoon. I am approaching the planina pod Črno goro. I think this is gozdna krebuljica.

Okroglolistni kamnokreč. I saw three more kamnokreče - only leaves - of skorjast, vednozelen and nasršen one.

In the forest, lasasta črvinka likes to grow on rocks and in the shade and does not allow photographing.

I walk across a green overgrown hollow full of tall flowers - this is trpežna srebrenka.

At the end of the valley in moisture and power, navadna kalužnica still blooms.

When I break through the tall nettles and other greenery, it goes slightly uphill again and in the forest it is full of klinolistni kamnokreč.

In the shade there is full of dvocvetna vijolica.

After a good hour of walking I arrive at the planina Pod Črno goro. Here it is full of flowers. Everywhere there is plenty of this smiljka - I think it is the quite common koroška smiljka.

The habitats are full of these small flowers on long brittle stems.

I now encounter such smiljka everywhere.

It is full of alpski šetrajnik or čoberja.

We now see navadna šparnica everywhere. It is a very common flower.

There is also full of gozdna krvomočnica.

There is plenty of alpine primrose along the edges of the pasture.

There is also large-flowered hawkweed here.

At the edge of the pasture, already partly in the forest, is whorled Solomon's seal - I didn't see the other two species.

Among the grass there is plenty of this tall globeflower.

From the rocky edges hangs this long-stalked cinquefoil.

These flowers up close. No orange spots are visible in the center.

After the pasture comes forest and here I see common black hellebore.

When I emerge from the forest below the scree, alpine hairy sedge begins, and there is a huge amount of it up to the saddle below Črna prst.

Here the knobby anemone also begins - a beautiful flower.

There is also much montane gentian. Hairy gentian is not yet flowering.

On the path across the scree there is plenty of alpine houseleek.

On the edges of the rocky gully in the rocks grows July flax.

I really like this delicate light blue flower.

Alpine bistort is not as rare as written - I find it everywhere.

I only find this type of aconite - heart-leaved aconite.

I don't know what this is - maybe small-flowered greenweed.

In the rocks I also spot the alpine pasqueflower.

Just below the saddle I spot even the last spring gentians - down on the botanical path they will probably just start blooming.

Below the saddle there was still a remnant of snowfield and here common alpine snowbells peek out.

In the rocks below the saddle I spot whole low bushes of crowberry.

Below the saddle, where there is plenty of moisture, Triumfellner's buttercup blooms in the rock crevices.

Across the scree along the ridge to the top of Črnr prsti - here I find Clusius' primrose, as well as spring and pot-bellied ones,

I find the only stand of alpine medenica - on top of Črne prsti it wasn't there yet.

Right below the hut on the mountain is a huge stand of silver helleborine - now I have photographed it for the second time.

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Apolonija19. 06. 2014 20:43:25

Nice! I first thought it was round-leaved bittercress at 54, but it'll hold that it's small-flowered.

Because globeflower doesn't bloom yet on Črna prst... Best

velkavrh20. 06. 2014 04:20:53

Apolonija, good morning! Sadly didn't find the endemic short-haired rockfoil. On the path to Čez Suho pass and along the ridge from pass to hut checked all rocks as much time as I had. Maybe grows lower. Peter posted he found it this year. Rockfoils should be distinguishable from saxifrages by flower. Now priority to admire live Bohinj orchid on Komarča and still beautiful lady's slipper in Kokrška Kočna at Davo Krničar. L.P.

Apolonija20. 06. 2014 20:26:48

Brane, oh! You'll find it next time. Supposedly grows on screes, often with poppies. Best

otiv20. 06. 2014 22:29:51

Some flowers from Tromejne stezice.

Tomorrow I'll deal with names, as many as I master. velik nasmeh

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ales2821. 06. 2014 14:28:38

And again we have a botanical garden velik nasmeh

Jutranja21. 06. 2014 16:10:23

Most beautiful flowers along the path over Kalvarija to Begunjščica

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velkavrh21. 06. 2014 17:31:54

Today, however, to Austria to Kresišče.

Hairy large-flowered vetch-Vicia grandiflora-legumes-Fabaceae.

This bellflower was photographed in a completely different habitat. The color is more violet here, the flowers shorter.

Apolonija21. 06. 2014 18:07:12

Jutranja, really nice flowers.

Otiv, first aid:

6, 7- common campion (Kids squeezed the flower bottom and popped it...)
9- red catchfly
11, 12, 29- loosestrife
-orchid is spotted yes, but not stout, but finger orchid
-look what whiskers your pink has (bearded pink)
27- if more of the bellflower were visible, it would be easier to ID.
42, 43, 44- this bellflower has lots of glands too - it's the bearded one
-meadow of plane-leaved golden saxifrages, I think I know where you shot them
54, 55, You surely know the dwarf gentian, right?
59- monkshood

Brane, I think no. 2 is large-flowered vetchling

Apolonija21. 06. 2014 18:14:38

PS: Are you sure it's yellow and not large-flowered foxglove (D. grandiflora)?

otiv21. 06. 2014 18:24:57

Apolonija, that's really proper first aid, nasmeh

otherwise not bleeding, but happy about the names. nasmeh

Thanks and best regards.

velkavrh21. 06. 2014 19:17:09

otiv, let me add a little too

No. 29 - common oslad - also blooms in valleys
Nos. 46, 47 - plane-leaved zlatica
No. 58 - cone-fruited šipek - common in our mountains.
No. 57 - common šipek, often called rozen
Nos. 54, 55 - mountain drobnjak.
No. 51 - I dare say it's not mountain jetičnik. I think it's thyme at the end of flowering. But both have identical rizbica in the flower. Skalni and alpski are different.