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Which flower is this?

Apolonija8. 08. 2016 19:19:34

Deniss, above I accidentally attributed the Nebina to Tadej. It's beautiful, even though just one.

Tadej, lynx, thanks to you for the help. Now I won't have to spend so much time going back two years like with the old method- 3-3-3, ha-ha.

otiv9. 08. 2016 20:28:58

My contribution for a nicer Tuesday evening. nasmeh

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Apolonija10. 08. 2016 07:59:13

Otiv, you brightened my Wednesday morning nasmeh

What about the names?

zlatica11. 08. 2016 08:35:00

You brightened my Thursday morning velik nasmeh

! You even found a white shiny grintavec! mežikanje

That's something... mežikanje

Apolonija11. 08. 2016 10:40:49

Looks like the flower of Kugy's dreams- trentarski grintavec (Scabiosa trenta)-Cephalaria leucantha.

otiv11. 08. 2016 12:19:24

Hello, Apolonija and Zlatica. nasmeh

I'm glad that the white flower stirred your thinking. I lean towards Zlatica's opinion, which is also confirmed by the green part of the flower, which unfortunately I didn't attach before.
I haven't managed to name the other flowers yet...I hope it will rain some more. velik nasmeh

Apolonija11. 08. 2016 12:38:58

otiv, I know, I know. If Kugy searched for it in vain for a long time, you would probably have a hard time finding it velik nasmeh

I just said it looks like that...

zlatica11. 08. 2016 15:30:52

It's true, this shining grintavec reminds one of the pale obloglavka, the flower that was probably never found in Kugy's head, Scabiosa Trenta, so Apolonija, you weren't far off. You surely saw the comparison! mežikanje

And here's the continuation of the story for those who might not know it yet.
http://www.gore-ljudje.net/novosti/110077/

otiv11. 08. 2016 16:19:59

I managed to identify the names of my flowers, I'm just not sure if everything is correct. velik nasmeh

zlatica11. 08. 2016 17:37:39

Otiv, I was about to tell you that 8 is abraševolistni grint, then I remembered it's one and the same..... zavijanje z očmi

Apolonija11. 08. 2016 18:00:19

The nettle-leaved bellflower is also white, not just the grintavec. And how beautiful the thorny thistle is. It has a halo, it completely enchanted me.

The Telekia is wonderful, although it's called common Telekia (Telekia speciosa).

Otiv, do you remember "jojoja"? What did he say about goldenrods? "In SLO we have common goldenrod (Solidago virgaurea subsp. virgaurea) and another subspecies alpine goldenrod (Solidago virgaurea subsp. minuta)..." So yours is alpine, although for me mountain/alpine makes no special difference.

Did you photograph only the flowers of the sorrel? nasmeh

otiv11. 08. 2016 19:04:50

Thank you both very much for the help, especially Apolonija, who is an inexhaustible source of knowledge about flowers and much more.
There were exceptionally many white nettle-leaved bellflowers, whole areas.
Unfortunately, I didn't photograph the sorrel leaves because I relied on the handbook, which distinguishes by flower shape, and so now I'm in trouble... velik nasmeh

, as they say at home. The color of this sorrel is extremely vivid, you notice it from afar. But I didn't expect to find Triglav rose and such a multitude of edelweiss on Lanzevica. There would have been a few more flowers posted, but the sun set too quickly.

Apolonija11. 08. 2016 19:30:24

Otiv, are the nettles dancing in the evening glow? Wonderful shots.
You know, I believe it's snow sorrel, the flowers are like that. Where did you come across the name stemmed snow sorrel? In the Handbook? zmeden

otiv11. 08. 2016 20:02:27

Thanks, Apolonija. nasmeh

Vera wanted to see the sunrise and so we caught it on Komna and from there is also the picture of the nettles. You can't observe sunset on Komna, as the sun hides behind the mountains too quickly. But the Lower Bohinj Mountains glow beautifully.
Stemmed I found on the internet, but I don't know if it's correct. zmeden

Apolonija12. 08. 2016 09:33:07

It must be nice to greet the sunrise on Komna.

Maybe you're right about "stemmed", I don't know. So far I've only known snow sorrel (Rumex nivalis). Are there its subspecies, among which one is "stemmed"? But much on the internet is questionable.