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Which flower is this?

Apolonija3. 10. 2016 08:57:08

Velkavrh, zletica, otiv, thanks for the nice flowers. velik nasmeh

zlatica, black alder has those characteristic "cones". velik nasmeh

Tadej3. 10. 2016 12:38:19

Some flowers from around Gradiško Lake.

zlatica3. 10. 2016 13:03:26

Hello, Tadej! I only know the following: 1- common persicaria, 10,11 - glandular touch-me-not, for 12 Apolonija already told me a while ago it's oil pumpkin, or its fruit. 6 is definitely hawkweed, which one is hard to say, the involucral leaves, stem leaves and stem branching should be more visible. At first glance it looks like common hawkweed to me. best nasmeh

zlatica7. 10. 2016 17:41:55

Some flowers from yesterday at Osolnik... mežikanje

velkavrh7. 10. 2016 20:25:34

zlatica your pic no. 12 is hairy speedwell. On pic no. 4 it's catnip.

grega_z_brega7. 10. 2016 23:07:26

on approx. 1 ha meadow the only yellow spot nasmeh

Apolonija7. 10. 2016 23:09:58

Brane, what if it's lowly speedwell? best

Grega, is winter coming?

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grega_z_brega7. 10. 2016 23:13:29

Or spring

I don't dare predict such autumns as last year. zadrega

zlatica8. 10. 2016 07:50:00

Branko, thanks for the correction and the ID, Apolonija, you certainly agree it's an ID - for me that's already progress, since with these butterflies I'm always clueless. About cat's herb - is it like a type of savory or something? Reminds me of calamint with the flower too?? zmeden

Apolonija8. 10. 2016 14:02:43

Zlatica, common cat's-foot (Clinopodium vulgare) belongs to the Lamiaceae family, like alpine calamint=Acinos alpinus=Calamintha alpina and winter savory=Satureja montana,..That it's their close relative is shown by its synonyms- Acynos vulgaris, Satureja vulgaris, Calamintha vulgare....Good observation nasmeh

zlatica8. 10. 2016 15:37:10

thanks, Apolonija, for sharing your rich knowledge with us. nasmeh

zlatica10. 10. 2016 15:16:47

From a rainy walk along the Kamniška Bistrica to Predaslije..best regards nasmeh

I assume it's horsetail, it grew right by the water under the rocks

beautiful kobulnica, I don't know the name

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otiv12. 10. 2016 20:31:04

I don't know the name of the bottom bellflower...maybe someone knows?

velkavrh12. 10. 2016 20:49:28

Zlatica, pic no.2 - those are leaves of round-leaved rockcress. The hawkweed could be the low one.

Mallows are easiest to find near the roses of Kamniški vrh.

zlatica13. 10. 2016 08:26:16

velkavrh, friendly addition! mežikanje

I'll add it...just adding one more pic for hawkweed with leaves, see if it confirms it could be low hawkweed..leaves seem a bit serrated to me..what do you think, since I don't know low hawkweed. zmeden

Otiv, do you think it's not nettle-leaved, just frost did its thing.. zmeden

Apolonija13. 10. 2016 20:01:17

Otiv, where did you photograph the plant? How tall is it? Leaves?...What if it's not a bellflower, but a butterwort? By the flower it could be? nasmeh

I'm curious what Brane will say about the hawkweed.

http://luirig.altervista.org/flora/taxa/index1.php?scientific-name=arabis+bellidifolia

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otiv13. 10. 2016 21:15:59

Of course it's a butterwort, bravo Polona. Thanks!! nasmeh

I thought it grows only on Snežnik and didn't delve deeper into my little flower, which I found on the edge of Trnovski forest, exactly near Sinji vrh, where I was wandering yesterday, or rather celebrating. velik nasmeh

Zlatica, thanks to you too for the help. That it's not nettle-leaved I was almost sure from the shape and also the flower size. Found some other flowers and will upload them when possible.

Best

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zlatica14. 10. 2016 10:21:53

Otiv, you've gathered a decent collection, both by colors and types. Congratulations!
Yeah, now that the puzzle is solved, I can only say that's it. Didn't even think of the butterwort, couldn't believe it still hangs on somewhere zmeden

.lp