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Which flower is this?

otiv1. 06. 2016 16:24:49

@dleskovec, we don't own anything, the past just teaches us when great damage was done to flowers that people dug up and took home.
For comparison, let me say that last year I was on Kopitnik to see Blagaj's wolfsbane, I wasn't that lucky, but over the weekend along the path it was full of it. jezen

Regards

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otiv1. 06. 2016 17:49:06

Zelenica is really a paradise for flower lovers, especially if we climb a bit higher, but this year vegetation is lagging in growth due to the long winter. So there's still no sign of the slipper or lilies, as spring flowers still prevail.

Monstrous cinquefoil - we recognize it by its serrated leaves

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lino1. 06. 2016 17:49:07

Dleskovec, no need to apologize. There's a well-known saying for a long time: who doesn't appreciate flowers, doesn't appreciate fellow humans either. So let's enjoy the company of flowers!

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zlatica2. 06. 2016 06:17:40

Otiv, as always, flower pics that you can really admire. velik nasmeh

Apolonija2. 06. 2016 07:43:28

otiv, I join Zlatica too nasmeh

Regarding my opinion on publishing very precise locations of endangered plants, I'd like to say this: I didn't want to hurt anyone or deprive flower lovers of seeing them. But I'm particularly sensitive about slippers. For many years I went to admire them at Jezersko. But in recent years the sites there are completely plundered, Davo Krničar complained about that too.
I believe that on this forum you are plant lovers who like to look at and photograph flowers. Still, I think it's better not to describe locations too precisely publicly. Just in case. Am I wrong?

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tinky2. 06. 2016 09:31:34

Some today's from Šmarna gora.

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otiv2. 06. 2016 19:39:30

Zlatica and Apolonija, I'm glad we have similar eyes for the beauties of mountain flowers. Thanks. nasmeh

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ločanka2. 06. 2016 19:48:40

Otiv, where were you?

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zlatica2. 06. 2016 19:59:43

tinky, you found that nicely, even the Turkish lily already zmeden

Yes, Šmarna gora surprises with flowers too, similar to Grmada. And nice that your daily visits are devoted to flowers too. mežikanje

Otiv, I liked your photos too. velik nasmeh

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tinky2. 06. 2016 20:26:19

I went past the Turkish chapel, zlatica nasmeh

zlatica3. 06. 2016 20:50:41

On the path to Zelenica some flowers, also a nice lady's slipper has already appeared, so it deserves special attention with more photos. ... regards nasmeh

I assume it's pink milkvetch; it likes to surprise with rare specimens right on this path

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velkavrh4. 06. 2016 07:02:18

Yesterday I went out, actually botanizing as I like to call it, on a circular tour- Gradišče right to Kališče-there is also a via ferrata. Further along the path there are two more. Already on this path there are full of flowers from Kranjska bunika to red relika. Unfortunately I missed the avrikelj. Usually I find it here first in spring. I found many more flowers that I either didn't photograph or the shots were really bad-among others-Solomon's seal, two-leaved shade plant, daisy nebina, mountain srobot, snail shell, three-leaved anemone, vimenjak, kokoševec, fragrant lakota, several types of kobulnica, bird's grašica, ranjak, common sparnica, podkvica, smrdljivka, other lakotas, alpine nagnoj and maybe more. From Kališče to Mačensko sedlo to Mali Grintavec and then to Bašeljski vrh. On this path I find a lot of mountain flowers. I descended via scree to Bašeljsko sedlo. After this scree everything is white traunfellnerjeve zlatice. From there to Kališče and down to Gradišče on the right path avoiding Košuta hospital. Unfortunately some shots are bad-waiting for repair of better camera. For the way up and down I took five hours.

Common male fern - this species is the most common and we find it already at about 500m. It likes to grow in shade too.

Monkshood. I never know which one it is. It is quite tall. Grows in shade on moist soil. Determined - nettle-leaved monkshood.

Along the forest path there is plenty of this little plant. This is common dog's mercury.

Another orchid and beside common medenika. The main one is of course long-leaved naglavka - the left flower - there are plenty. But no pale ones found.

Košeničica - the species is a bit harder to determine.

Third orchid - common early purple orchid.

On this path to Kališče, I encounter the first-blooming scaly rockcress every year.

I still encounter bladder campion - lower down it has already wilted.

Yellow milje, which I also find in the Kokra river canyon.

Bohinj cat's tail already at Spodnje Kališče.

The spring gentian also appears for the first time at Spodnje Kališče.

Finger orchid. I am always in a dilemma which one it is among the yellow species.

Edelweiss - extremely small flowers. I can't determine the species. Probably alpine edelweiss.

Sharp-lobed whitlowgrass. This is supposed to be the smallest. It also grows in lowlands.

Three-leaved bittercress is on the path from Spodnje Kališče to Kališče.

Here I also find the first stands of wedge-leaved rockcress - there is plenty of it.

The round-leaved rockcress will also bloom here soon. These two rockcresses grow in the shade.

Bitter moonwort is already from Kališče. I always try to distinguish between bitter and common.

From Kališče I turn towards Mačensko sedlo. Already at the beginning of the path, stands of alpine golden saxifrage begin. I don't notice other yellow golden saxifrages.

I find the first alpine primrose this year.

I come across stands of dišečega volčina, which I later find also on Mali Grintavcu and Bašeljskem vrhu.

There are plenty of these pink little flowers too. Of course, it is the common slečnik.

Another little flower that likes moisture - Alpine mastnica.

Only on this path to Mačensko sedlo do I find huge stands of alpskega kosmatinca.

Here I also come across large stands of wulfenovega jegliča, which is plentiful also on the path from Bašeljskega sedla to Kališča.

Here the golostebelna mračica also appears, the srčastolistne one is not here.

Here clusijev svišč also begins. There was not much sun and mainly the flowers were not open.

Only on the path to Mali Grintavec I find navadno pogačico.

Only on the path to Malega Grintovca I find visoki jeglič.

Kernerjev mošnjak right on the top of Malega Grintovca.

On the melišče that leads down from Bašeljskega vrha to the sedlo there is full of traunfellnerjeve zlatice.

Here I find also dlakavi oklep - Androsace chamaejasme. It is similar to kuštravi oklep and we mix them up.

On the way back I checked the parking lot at Gradišču and that melišče by the road on the right when driving downhill. At the parking lot grows navadna žiljka.

On the melišču I always find sivi jajčar or otavič.

And also planinski slanozor (belongs among lepnice).

Apolonija4. 06. 2016 11:50:36

Brane, with how many little flowers you have gifted us. nasmeh

Is five hours for such a circular path a lot or little, if you consider all the plants you photographed?

I don't know why, but I especially like the zlatice.
Your jetičnik is nettle-leaved, because it has similar leaves. On 28 hangs yellow milje, I think. The nice pink shrub is slečnik, which you surely know. This mračica has been "tormenting" you since last year with its stem. It's not long-stemmed, although it has a long stem, but bare-stemmed. Probably as opposite to the common mračica, which has the stem covered with leaflets.

velkavrh4. 06. 2016 12:16:34

Actually according to signposts it would be within the norm. I was in the hut twenty minutes for tea and real lakota (yellow flower that smells like honey)-first time I drank this infusion. They also had fragrant lakota, whose infusion I have already drunk. The warden was already up and will bake strudel for the weekend too-diligent guy. So I walked relatively fast. Down it goes super fast.

zlatica4. 06. 2016 17:56:22

Brane,
today you revealed to me what the flower is called that I have also noticed often lately, but didn't know the name - under 5.: common ženikelj. regards nasmeh

otiv4. 06. 2016 19:56:28

Again I have an unknown... for you professors this will be a small joke. nasmeh

I found it today on Ratitovec.

Apolonija4. 06. 2016 20:27:43

Thanks for the answer. You're good. But I hear for the first time about namok, this term. It seems like everything you soak. But where? Probably not in water?