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Which flower is this?

Apolonija8. 08. 2015 19:35:51

Brane, I think it's not Campanula pulla. Maybe flowers similar shape, (but not color either), but doesn't have such leaves. Best nasmeh

velkavrh9. 08. 2015 20:58:40

Today High Tours from Austria. At 2800m height I find still many things. These are flowers that mainly don't grow with us. I'll research them tomorrow.

Rock cress from Visoke ture. Of rock cresses there was plenty only of the evergreen one.

Not ivanščica. I will find the name for this little flower.

Preobjeda, but one of the subspecies that does not grow here.

Apolonija10. 08. 2015 00:41:51

Let me help a bit:

2,3 is Senecio incanus subsp. carniolicus

4 is Leucanthemopsis alpina Synonym: Chrysanthemum alpinum and Tanacetum alpinum. some translate it as alpine daisy or alpine chrysanthemum (or alpine yarrow).

Are those maybe yellow hawkweeds? Long-haired and alpine?

The low silene seems so cute to me.

Apolonija13. 08. 2015 07:24:18

Are you all at the sea? nasmeh

miri13. 08. 2015 07:38:23

@Apolonija, not all. velik nasmeh

Apolonija13. 08. 2015 18:10:45

Your wife is wonderful.

velkavrh14. 08. 2015 05:15:21

Sea starts on Saturday. Yesterday went rambling on the Bohinj two-thousanders. There were five of them. Pleasure squared and peace for my flowers.

Autumn is here - sviničasti svišč - mid-mountain shrubby meadows and mountain edges are full of it.

The Pannonian svišč has mainly finished flowering.

There is a lot of dolgolistnega grabljišča.

Now is also the time of flowering of abraščevolistnega grinta.

Kamnokreči still bloom - that is hostov-varoanta without spots.

Vednozeleni still blooms and also nasršeni, of which there is a lot. Skorjasti has already finished flowering.

Autumn is approaching - this is the time of sviščevcev.

The white čašastega sviščevca I haven't found yet.

Resasti šviščevec is undoubtedly the king of autumn. Even when the first snow falls, it rtmasto resists.

There was a huge amount of planik on the path to Lazovški preval.

Triglavska roža just below the summit of Debeleg vrh.

Veliki zali kobulček. The other two are still blooming too.

Steljniški grint on Krstenica pasture near the barns.

By its leaves it is very similar to the rocky one.

Woolly-headed thistle - plenty of it under Krstenica pasture.

Of bellflowers, scree, inflated and woolly-leaved are present. Of the higher ones, only nettle-leaved.

There are quite a few yellow flowers, but I don't know them well enough.

Thistle or spear thistle - I'll research it later.

Only this little flower remained - painted zebrat.

Apolonija14. 08. 2015 15:15:32

Finally some more flowers again. Otiv "lazing", Zlatice isn't there....

The little flower that remained is painted gentian.

Mrki14. 08. 2015 19:42:55

Branko boasts he was on five two-thousanders. If I consider Peter2's remark too, he was only on one - on Ogradi.
The whole thing is more for fun!

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otiv15. 08. 2015 08:02:27

I believe Branko's wish was to stand on the planned two-thousanders, as that's also for many of us mountaineers and if he got a bit mixed up with peaks in his love for flowers there's nothing to blame him for....he's one of the most diligent to keep this page always blooming. Nice vacation Brane...enjoy the sea too.

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Apolonija15. 08. 2015 08:23:42

Otiv, I agree with you. He'll bring plants from the sea too.

palček plezalček15. 08. 2015 14:36:42

These flowers and mushrooms are from spots on Großglockner. Above Stüdlhütte at height between 2800 and 3000 m they burst into full splendor.

velkavrh15. 08. 2015 15:03:58

Even at the sea I have the laptop with me.

palček plezalček on picture three is for me the beloved starry rockcress. This year I saw it only a little.

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dleskovec15. 08. 2015 18:58:44

Since Apolonija is already "hungry for little flowers" and accuses some of lazing at the sea, let me spice up this interesting page with some "my little flowers". I still (and more and more) roam the hills just because of them; they beautify my path and fill my soul.

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otiv15. 08. 2015 19:39:22

My livestock grazed all the little flowers. velik nasmeh

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zlatica15. 08. 2015 20:24:20

Dear friends, flower lovers! Reporting to you after a longer time with some little flowers, which aren't anything special except they're beautiful and from my this year probably last hike in the hills, which ended for me quite by chance prematurely and unfortunately. 2-day outing 6.-7.8. Pokljuka-Velska valley-Dolič-Kanjavec-Dolič and second day Hribarice-Prehodavci-Triglav Lakes valley-planina Blato ended for me with a bad fall head on concrete at Triglav Lakes Hut and thank fate, I stayed alive, just badly injured. Luckily helicopters and kind rescue people exist, who are to thank that I'm as I am, since behind me is demanding jaw surgery and numerous crushed teeth and more could be listed.
Today I sat at the computer for the first time and decided to treat you to my last mountain little flowers this year, for from now on for the time being I can admire and rejoice only in your little flowers. I'll be glad if you fill in the names for the flowers where missing, since now it's hard for me to study flowers in detail. Be well and keep fingers crossed for my recovery... zmeden

Scheuchzer's bellflowers and evergreen saxifrages

and some more that doesn't belong among flowers - my identification

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otiv15. 08. 2015 20:36:12

You know we're crossing fingers for quickest recovery. All the best @zlatica. nasmeh

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miri15. 08. 2015 20:54:25

Praise that someone remembers those guys who rescue us.

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francimedved15. 08. 2015 21:29:59

Zlatica, get well soon.

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Apolonija15. 08. 2015 21:39:12

Zlatica, I'm sure a strong, determined and positive girl like you will recover quickly. Look, a few days after such an injury you're already thinking about us and the flowers. There will be quite a few buds. nasmeh

You've named all the plants. Sometimes it's hard to identify the species, especially if you don't have enough experience like me with edelweiss. But it looks the same in all photos and could be Carinthian edelweiss. The bellflower is probably Scheuchzer's, the butterwort is low. The clover is more precisely chestnut-brown. Hope someone else will say.