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| jarsan27. 09. 2016 10:39:49 |
I hope some expert or expertess will say which flower it is. Taken on Dugi Otok near Božava. The flower is very similar to narcissus, flower stem is 15-20 cm high, grows straight from the ground and has no leaves
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| Apolonija27. 09. 2016 19:08:58 |
Jarsan, hello. On a small computer I barely distinguish the plants. Flowering time, flower shape, height speak for white zephyranthes (Zephyranthes candida). The problem is, it's not native here. Possible that bulbs were brought which have multiplied??? Did you see them in many places? When I'm home, I'll "play" with this if it's still relevant.
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| zlatica27. 09. 2016 19:17:24 |
Very interesting, seen for the first time. 
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| jarsan27. 09. 2016 20:01:45 |
Apolonija, all these little flowers grow in one group over a length of about 50 m. Although we walked a considerable part of the island, we didn't see them anywhere else. The flower of white zephyranthes differs from the mentioned flowers only by stamens, which are more pronounced on it, but this can be a consequence of conditions at the site (rocky terrain, heat, drought).
Best regards!
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| velkavrh28. 09. 2016 10:35:21 |
Nice, Triestine pink and yellow awn, but I haven't seen them live yet.
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| zlatica28. 09. 2016 14:23:32 |
Branko, I concede that I might have been wrong about the pink and it could be wild pink too. Maybe some good expert will definitively identify it. lp
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| Apolonija28. 09. 2016 15:20:36 |
Zlatica, you didn't photograph all the characteristic differences between one and the other pink (stem, calyx scales, upper leaves..). From the growth site location, from the uneven flower teeth one could conclude that it could be Triestine.
Jarsen, regarding the stamens I completely agree. As I already said, I'll check at home which plant comes into consideration. But I'd be happy if someone knows more.
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| zlatica28. 09. 2016 15:30:22 |
Apolonija, thanks for thinking about it, I can only say it's good I managed to photograph anything in the wind at all, since the stem was extremely tall and swaying all the time  
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| Apolonija30. 09. 2016 19:41:59 |
JARSEN, oh!
At home I looked at your photos in normal size and saw that they really are true narcissi that grow in the Mediterranean and flower in autumn. This is Narcissus serotinus.
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| jarsan1. 10. 2016 10:01:43 |
Apolonija, thanks. What's interesting about this narcissus is that the flowering stems grow directly from the ground and not from the leaves, like our narcissi.
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| Lisica ta fasalawa1. 10. 2016 11:15:56 |
@velkavrh... Not only a dry autumn, but also a warm one and under Rombon apple trees are already blooming.
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| Apolonija1. 10. 2016 16:21:08 |
jarsan, it seems autumn flowers behave differently than spring ones. Look, even autumn squill shoots flower in autumn, leaves only in spring. Spring squill shoots leaves and stem with flowers, autumn one also flowers without leaves....Maybe they prepare for frost like that?
Lisica, nice picture. I hope it won't bloom too much.
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| Apolonija2. 10. 2016 08:37:53 |
I wasn't in the hills, but walked more in the lowlands in the area of the beak of "our hen". You surely know the plants.
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| Apolonija2. 10. 2016 09:17:42 |
Zlatica, your mystery plant is black alder
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| zlatica2. 10. 2016 14:39:22 |
How can you know all this?  thanks.
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