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Which flower is this?

velkavrh23. 04. 2015 16:59:15

Yes, now around May 1st it will be Vremščica's turn. Last year it enchanted me during the flowering of the common peony and common golden root. A more sour weekend is coming - pity. But I regularly check the plants around the house every day.

First flowering anemone. I really didn't examine the leaves to identify which one it is,

At the hepatica the wind was bothering me - it is rust-red.

This does not grow in nature - it is from a flower bed - fully double goldenrod. I can confirm that I saw exactly such a flower two years ago on Kališče.

Spring vetchling - Lathyrus vernus vernus. The mountain, forest, and spring vetchlings are very similar.

In the Kokra gorge the three-leaved arum is in full bloom.

Yellow toothwort in the Kokra gorge is opening its flowers.

Last year I also discovered twinflower violet here.

Of course I went to see how the flowering of klinolistnega kamnokreča is.

The gorge is dark, so the photo didn't come out very well.

Along the path our annoying weed navadna regačica is already blooming.

I also found obplotno grašica - Vicia sepium.

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Tadej24. 04. 2015 04:57:55

Apolonija, thanks for the help.
Zlatica, yes I was on Sinji vrh at Čavn. At the top on Sunday, part of the path I also walked on the path along Rob.

Apolonija24. 04. 2015 07:37:09

Tadej, if you were at that end, then it's Trieste gentian nasmeh

francimedved24. 04. 2015 22:58:32

From today's walk on nearby meadows.

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Apolonija25. 04. 2015 07:37:09

Franci, spreading bellflower already flowering, also large-flowered starflower and reddish-brown burnet nasmeh

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otiv25. 04. 2015 16:11:35

I see you're all diligent with cameras in nature... thanks for the nice display of current conditions of flowers on your paths nasmeh

Franci, good that you also noted which flowers. nasmeh

And my contribution from today's walk to Orle. I think it won't be wrong if I detoured a bit to the orchard and garden beds too.

I don't know if it wasn't brought from Golica

Blueberry flower and as it seems, this year will be the year of blueberries.

francimedved25. 04. 2015 18:04:37

Otiv, your contribution is nice too. This time I noted which flowers, of course the ones I know.

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otiv25. 04. 2015 18:37:05

Thanks, Franci. Now I'll soon have
enough of hills and it'll be time to go a bit higher... into the rocks. nasmeh

Apolonija25. 04. 2015 19:29:51

otiv, flowers of fruit trees are beautiful too!
Orchids are a bit harder to recognize. Did you smell them? Do they smell like elder? no, no....This is the common green-winged orchid (Orchis morio). Look at the green lines on the hood. That's how you recognize it. The other is the early purple orchid. Some consider it a subspecies of the common, others its own species.
White cross is garlic mustard, quite good for vegetable soups. nasmeh

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otiv25. 04. 2015 20:03:27

Apolonija, you know so much. Congratulations! Now we'll play chefs too. nasmeh

Fruit trees smelled so nice, I didn't smell anything else. velik nasmeh

Thanks for details, I'll check at first chance. nasmeh

velkavrh25. 04. 2015 20:22:08

Today flowers of Croatian Istria—more precisely from the Seven Waterfalls path near Buzet.

Surprise - along the path full of pale yellow koreničnik. Exactly such one I have in the flower bed. First time however I saw it in nature.

Definitely lanovka. First time I saw it. It is fairly tall with small light blue flowers. It is fine-leaved flax. It is also found locally.

Bird's milk, perhaps Koch's bird's milk.

Cinquefoil. Obviously it's southern cinquefoil - Potentilla australis. But not necessarily - should have more accurate photos of leaves and growth.

Bellflower, which I don't see here. I studied all large bellflowers and concluded that this is pyramidal bellflower. The growth area is correct.

Full of that bushy butterfly plant. This is bushy sainfoin clover.

Variegated vetchling - Lathyrus pannonicus.

Common stonecress - Aethionema saxatile.

But I also found three different orchids. This one I think is the common orchid.

The second was this one. It should be starry.

Along the entire path we saw scarlet-red orchids.

The spotted one has sparser spots on the petal. But by inflorescence structure it is similar.

There is a lot of spiny lobodika in the gorge - Rascis aculeatus. The young shoots are even edible.

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Apolonija25. 04. 2015 22:05:36

Velkavrh, you surely had a good time.

We call this little rooster pale, or pale yellow fumitory (Pseudofumaria alba, alba=white...)

Bird's seed you find on our Karst and can quickly mistake it for blue narrow-leaved lungwort, which often grows nearby. It really has wonderful blue.
13- bushy stinking clover
15- not a relic. Look at the inflorescence and leaves. This is Illyrian vetch.
I'd give the same name to orchids too. The unnamed one could be starry. nasmeh

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velkavrh26. 04. 2015 06:52:31

Apolonija thanks for exact identifications. I also found large stands of clustered pearleaf—full of it. Saw oval popon-sunflower, common nokota, hairy relic and several kinds of yellow flowers from biennial dimk onwards. Also saw Liburnian ivanščica, common kokoševec, French grebenuša, hairy tailwort, humped-fruited strašnica, early mother thyme.

Say this flower. This is tommasinijeva kozja brada - Tragopogon tommasini.

Or this one - due to not quite successful photos I didn't highlight them. This is kodravolistni jajčar - Leontodon crispus.

Two years ago I also found škrlatnomodro ptičje seme.

zlatica26. 04. 2015 15:50:11

Hello! Brane, nice orchids you found, and the flax flower is so delicately beautiful. I also have some flowers in stock, because yesterday I "processed" long and wide the barren meadow expanses on Lipnik, Golič and Kavčič above Zazid. Right at the top there aren't many flowers yet, on the way up a bit more. It seems it was still quite cold up on the peaks. But there's always something, in a good week peonies will open (Apolonija, that's for you!) golden root will be in abundance, many orchids will bloom (buds already showing between leaf rosette, hairy ones days are counted.. So, some more photos, among them some I don't know the name, or at least not exact. lp nasmeh

does anyone know this butterfly species?

and some hairy ones - this one is already bald-headed

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otiv26. 04. 2015 17:07:52

Excellent, @zlatica.
Picture 22 is common orchid, Apolonija just taught me yesterday how to recognize it. By the streaks in the hood. nasmeh

velkavrh26. 04. 2015 17:33:00

Nice, zlatica! You made a good ad for visiting peaks around there. Now I know what awaits me during holidays on Vremščica. Let's see what I figured out.

no. 1-bushy stinking clover-Coronilla emerus emeroides. Apolonija determined it for me yesterday.

no. 2-Jacquin's ranjak-Anthyllis jacquini. Last year I found it right on top of Vremščica and it's characteristic for these areas.

no. 9-hairy relic-Chamaecytisus hirsutus

no. 29-early mošnjak

no. 29-yes it's seven-leaved cinquefoil-we can count lobes on the leaflet.

no. 10-12-Tommasini's goat's beard.

no. 30-goes straight for warty spurge.

zlatica26. 04. 2015 17:42:50

Ah, Otiv, right. Brane, I wasn't sure it's the same. And 2 is ranjak? Very interesting. And thanks also for the other. This flower 10-12 really bugs me, because I couldn't classify it anywhere, though I checked some books. mežikanje

velkavrh26. 04. 2015 17:45:36

According to the Flora of research plots on the Karst (highly recommend for identifying Karst flowers)-I determined that your yellow unknown is Tommasini's goat's beard -Tragopogon tommasinii. I also saw it last year on Vremščica and yesterday too, only it wasn't so tall yet.

This is Jacquin's avens from last year from Vremščica.

zlatica26. 04. 2015 19:49:12

Bravo, Brane, is that it? I just found an internet page where flowers on krasuhttp://petelin.gozdis.si/kras/Zeliscne%20vrste.pdf are presented and this goat's beard is also there. Maybe this page will be useful to you too. Your picture of J. ranjak is very good. Is 30 a spurge? Now only 20 unknowns remain. Ciao nasmeh

Apolonija26. 04. 2015 21:02:47

Good evening! It's lively here. Zlatica, 20 isn't unknown either. A few years ago I discovered it right there where you did. Now it's in my garden too. I waited to see what would come from it and it flowered a yellow flower-rock knapweed Centaurea rupestris.

The cinquefoil really has seven leaflets, but it's southern cinquefoil because it has shiny hairs on the leaves. Otherwise they are very similar.

This is mountain speedwell and not marsh speedwell. You correctly figured out it's a different color. nasmeh

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