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Which flower is this?

otiv24. 07. 2016 18:38:53

Struško usually visits in May, but this time we made a change and were just as enthusiastic about her flowering meadows. Flower names are troubling me again, so I ask for help. velik nasmeh

In the hollows where snow lay for a long time, we also find even earlier summer flowers

Here I am in a dilemma: is this plumed or single-bracted hawk's-beard

I think it's the spring marmot as I found it in the hollow.

Red murka... they are not very photogenic.

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zlatica24. 07. 2016 19:38:09

Otiv, I haven't seen such a nicely colored cranesbill for a long time! I really like this flower. nasmeh

Anyway, I vote for the wig-headed scabious; the single-scaled one, as far as I know, has leaves of different color, a bit with gray patina; for the rock cress I'd say it's the blue-green rock cress, although it's not exactly visible because you focused more on the flowers. And by the way - woolly-headed thistle.lp mežikanje

darinka424. 07. 2016 19:52:28

Yesterday on the path over Komar I stumbled upon this little flower. Does anyone know it?

otiv24. 07. 2016 19:54:44

Zlatica, thanks for everything. nasmeh

zlatica24. 07. 2016 20:14:59

darinka, tufted bellflower and alpine honeysuckle. nasmeh

Nice, right? The first one especially. nasmeh

Did you go to Dolič or under the walls of Kanjavec? zmeden

ločanka24. 07. 2016 20:19:29

Zlatica, please names of the flowers, from the path to Planjava

darinka424. 07. 2016 20:37:06

Over Komar. Under the walls of Kanjavec. I went there because real flower garden. Thanks nasmeh

Down the mule track.

otiv24. 07. 2016 20:47:28

@ločanka

Heart-leaved monkshood
Stemless gentian
July flax
Faded alpine pasque flower

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ločanka24. 07. 2016 20:49:41

Otiv, thank you very much, it's good that you know what you saw

otiv24. 07. 2016 20:57:41

That's why there's a forum, to collaborate and help, and thus spread knowledge to all.
Lp

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Apolonija24. 07. 2016 21:07:30

Otiv, you really had a nice time.

I distinguish those "hairy" scabious more by the number of heads on the stem. If there are more and therefore the stem is branched, it's lax scabious, if one then the name says it - single-headed, or feathered. I can't tell from the pictures, maybe you remember? nasmeh

Maybe Brane would note that you photographed Rhelikani primrose as subspecies of black and bicolored instead of red nasmeh

otiv24. 07. 2016 22:00:46

Apolonija, thanks. nasmeh

Now I'll have to go back to Struška to check the scabious velik

I checked the other shots and no branching is visible and given the very low growth it's probably the single-headed scabious.
For vanilla orchids I knew about the changes but forgot from last year.

I'll continue with Struška tomorrow, there's still a lot of material. nasmeh

potka24. 07. 2016 22:56:10

On the way to Ratitovec, and I also don't know the name nasmeh

Thanks

velkavrh25. 07. 2016 07:02:25

potka, it's common loosestrife-Lysimachia vulgaris. We see it cultivated in flower beds too.

darinka425. 07. 2016 07:08:22

Some more mountain flowers from Saturday.

there is also a lot of orlic on the mulatiera and on the path over Komar

on the mulattiera, I don't know, maybe clover?

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velkavrh25. 07. 2016 07:25:42

Still debate about primroses. Last two years I've been paying special attention to them and trying to distinguish reds, which should grow here only in Julians. Looks like Otiv's photos don't show that. Undoubtedly dark-colored Rhelikani primroses, sometimes we called them black primroses and the name stuck. For the other two pictured—photos no. 21 and 24—a good expert could say they are Kamnik primroses. I have a handbook by Branko Dolinar, which on p. 116 shows Kamnik primrose. I can say I've seen Kamnik primroses several times with lower flower part more faintly pink than white. Red or bicolored shouldn't grow in Karavanke where Struška is. Now heading to Julians to find Widder's—I've found it and know it, Janez's (haven't noticed yet—know how it looks) and of course bicolors and moisture-loving (reds). Don't know difference between these two (Dolinar doesn't describe separately). Reds shouldn't grow here at all but bicolors and moisture-loving. Red according to botanist Wolfram Foelsche only in Lower Austria and Styria. But we know flowers don't know borders and can jump to our Karavanke too. On Košuta ridge on some peaks Austrian primrose should grow. Now worth investigating, think early August might be too late when I'll have time. Only per Dolinar Widder's and Rhelikani flower into August, others a month earlier.

velkavrh25. 07. 2016 07:46:47

darinka4, on pic no. 5 you have globeflower. No. 2 is hawkweed—probably experts would ID it as Julian. No. 1 and 3—undoubtedly bellflowers. They are Zois bellflowers, though flowers not best visible. For pic no. 1 I'm in dilemma—whether Scheuchzer's or another. I think not mossy. Could only be round-leaved, basal leaves round (not visible), others linear. This bellflower grows in clusters. As far as I know Scheuchzer's grow more singly among grasses.

miri25. 07. 2016 07:57:16

@ velkavrh 4. needs to be fixed.

darinka425. 07. 2016 08:03:03

Yes, take a closer look at three. It's a bellflower. Grows in rocks. Very beautiful.

otiv25. 07. 2016 08:20:39

@darinka4, you have too unsteady a hand. In the shade the exposure time lengthens even more and it shows even more in the blurry picture. It happens to me too, so if possible I lean the camera on some rock or stump nearby. Best is to use a tripod, but that's another story in the mountains, as there's enough other hiking gear.
On picture 3 it's definitely Zois bellflower, my eyes are still good enough for that. velik nasmeh

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