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otiv15. 06. 2017 19:57:52

Excellent shots... of wonderful flowers, Deniss. nasmeh

Forest bellflower is on shot 15
Viviparous bistort is on shot 16
Forest cranesbill is on shot 18

velkavrh15. 06. 2017 20:50:29

Flowers from the tour - Ljubelj, Born tunnels, Planina Prevala, to Roblek on Rož, to Begunjščica ridge to Veliki vrh, descent to Zelenica. Flowers galore. Found an excellent specimen of willowherb that looks bicolor - red. Not rock one, for Rhelicanijeva (black) too light. Flower not fully open yet.

This is that murka. It was the only one. Found in the middle of the Rože area.

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otiv15. 06. 2017 22:01:01

Beautiful flowering meadows
sown with multicolored flowers.

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velkavrh16. 06. 2017 16:19:39

otiv, you have a budded lily.

Apolonija16. 06. 2017 16:58:42

Let me also "contribute" a bit....
Deniss, you nicely presented the whitlow-grass.

otiv16. 06. 2017 17:38:54

Of course, Brane, that's why I went to Javornik too and was very impressed by the flowers, only the weather was sourer in the morning. I'll upload more pics... nasmeh

Wonderful, Apolonija. nasmeh

dr_63516. 06. 2017 19:36:09

Hello. I'm interested in the name of this flower:
View here
Thanks. nasmeh

Apolonija16. 06. 2017 19:41:58

otiv, and something for you too. mežikanje

dr 635- Heart-leaved globularia (Globularia cordifolia) nasmeh

otiv16. 06. 2017 21:22:56

Thanks, Apolonija. nasmeh

Buds on the lily by which it got its name. But I don't know why rose buds.

Mountain fescue... awns are important for identification

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velkavrh18. 06. 2017 08:45:36

Wait, otiv, until I get a better camera. Now I have to be satisfied with what I have. Here's the rest from Begunjščica. More to show what all is blooming, not to boast with photos. I haven't photographed many yet - among others - alpine calamint, wild carnation, alpine starflowers and many others. I found over a hundred mountain flowers.

Pink or Austrian hogweed-Heracieum austriacum subsp.siifolium. Also known as Bohinj hogweed. It is an endemic of the Southeastern Alps.

Anemone - I can't distinguish the species well.

Scheuchzer's bellflower - now blooming below Vrtača hut.

Elongated valerian - Valeriana elongata. We don't see it very often. The true valerian I don't even know if I've ever seen.

Golden pasqueflower - I found it at the hut on Zelenica.

Ciliate chickweed - Moehringia ciliata. Chickweeds have petals (floral leaves) somewhat separate - somewhat to themselves.

Mountain laserwort - Laserpitium siler. Recognizable by its characteristic leaves. The mighty umbellifer is over a meter tall.

Overgrows large areas - in the shade it is taller.

Leathery saxifrage. In the forest we find wedge-leaved and round-leaved ones.

Fragrant aconite, there is also a lot of drooping hellebore.

First edelweiss below the summit of Begunjščica.

Edelweiss from the top of Begunjščica. It's not the rocky one, I know it. Probably the Carinthian one.

Traunfellner's buttercup. There are many of these small cute white buttercups. They hide behind rocks and grow in rock fissures.

Cute pink cushions form the stemless saxifrages.

Clusius' gentian is also found everywhere, like the spring gentian.

Alpine soldanella has already bloomed somewhere.

Daisy fleabanes are found everywhere, but blue alpine fleabanes are not yet.

Crantz's finger orchid. The yellow one has an orange spot at the base of the lip.

The scree lover is this small cute clubmoss - alpine deer grass.

In places there are whole meadows of pogačice.

Nettle-leaved speedwell - Veronica urticifolia.

The fragrant helleborine is already ripening.

zlatica18. 06. 2017 12:09:22

Otiv, Branko, you're delighting us nicely with the little flowers, also for all those who can't go to the mountains right now. I can't see quite well because I'm viewing pics via phone, but Branko, isn't it nettle-leaved erinus in pic 52? zmeden

and Carinthian saxifrage looks more like some cinquefoil to me. Doesn't this saxifrage species have more upright and compact leaves? Sorry if I'm wrong zadrega

velkavrh18. 06. 2017 15:16:30

zlatica you're right. I already corrected it.

otiv18. 06. 2017 19:32:45

During today's visit to Kalški greben I took time for the cinquefoils and made some shots of the green part of the flower, and found that distinguishing them is quite a demanding task. You don't even notice the hairs in the field, only when magnified on the computer do they show. Shaggy cinquefoil should have hairs all over the leaf surface, hairy cinquefoil only on the leaf edges. After viewing the shots I can write that I found only hairy cinquefoil. nasmeh

PS Among the mandatory equipment, a magnifying glass will need to be added. velik nasmeh

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mirjam6718. 06. 2017 20:46:23

Nanos in June is a real botanical garden. This is just some of what is blooming now from Lovska koča to Vojkova koča on Nanos.

Yellow gentian or deerroot, it will bloom soon

And finally some sweet wild strawberries

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otiv18. 06. 2017 21:12:53

Mirjam67, nice. nasmeh

velkavrh19. 06. 2017 05:48:27

Mirjam67 on Nanos there will be French flax.

pic 21 is alpine meadow-rue.

mirjam6719. 06. 2017 22:36:01

Velkavrh, thanks. I'll correct it.

velkavrh21. 06. 2017 04:17:57

Yesterday I did the flower path, which I do at least once a year every year - that's the botanical garden under Črna prst. In 2009 the flowers on this path were marked for the first time. Branko Zupan came up with the idea. The pioneers of this idea were then Ivan Veber, Igor Dakskobler, Jože Bavcon. It was necessary to list the flowers, determine the boundaries of this path. So around the first half of June they mark the flowers on this path for the first time. Then every ten days they check the path, put up new signs for flowers that weren't noticed in the previous check and remove the flowers that have already bloomed. This year they even issued a booklet Rastlinstvo Črne prsti and its botanical path. The authors are the tireless Igor Dakskobler and Polona Strgar. Don't forget to mention Polona's husband - Peter Strgar, who regularly maintains this path and knows all the flowers of the Bohinj end and beyond. The booklet for only five euros can be bought at Orožnova hut, which is cared for all year by the caretaker Mr. Beguš. The path is only half an hour in one direction. Yesterday I only did this path. Usually I also go to Črna prst. So actually I didn't see the jewels of Črna prst this time like silver bloodroot, Noric clover, fumitories, rose-red pasque flower, Pyrenean rockrose, alpine honeywort, louseworts, hawkweeds. Alpine gentian blooms only at the beginning of August. I photographed all marked flowers and shrubs and will present them in order as they follow along the path. The first signs are visible already at the hut. Unmarked flowers I will present at the end. I think I spotted quite a few.

Common pižmica. Flowers are yellowish-green

These flowers I don't know. No flowers were visible. Don't know if it will bloom again or has already wilted

Right next to the hut they bloom abundantly

Carinthian krhlika. Shrubs I know less. Has greenish white flowers. Ripe berries black - poisonous plant

Plahtica. Lots of plahtica on the whole path. I think only one species here. There are several species of plahtica

Here it will only start blooming. This is a very common flower

Of course not yet blooming - from my albums. In between a white one will appear

Now not yet blooming. But full of its foliage. Flower borrowed from my albums

Common forest angelica. This umbellifer is not yet flowering. However, it is very common. We also call it angelica.

It grows in the shade, usually on rocks. We see a lot of it along paths.

This cute blue speedwell appears twice on our path, once as alpine speedwell, once as mountain speedwell. It is the same speedwell.

Common rampion. Already flowering. At the sign, however, it really wasn't flowering.

Hardy silverwort. It is a shade and wet habitat flower.

Now I really know this fragrant umbellifer well. It grows in many places and forms entire meadows of whiteness.

Higher up, we will also find the alpine montanelet.

It is very common. It colors from white to deep pink. It can have small flowers or large ones.

I can't photograph it satisfactorily no matter what. It didn't work last year either.

Loves shade. Here it has just opened its first flowers. Under the hut in the forest it is already almost wilted.

Potočna sretena. It is almost already wilted.

It is not yet flowering in its full size. With us it appears in two subspecies.

There is a lot of it. Loves shade. It is the tallest of all rockjasmins. It stretches its long stems from the shade into the light.

It has not yet flowered. It has yellow flowers like most gentians. But it has different leaves.

It is common. Less often we find rustyjer.

Dwarf rowan or serviceberry. It has red fruits.

These daisies really grow everywhere, only they are non-native.

This one is from the habitat. I myself have many nicer shots in my albums.

It is not yet flowering. It does not flower blue at all.

There are several species of edelweiss. This is probably the large-flowered one. Higher up, the native Julian one should grow.

From the group of alliums, to which čemaž also belongs.

Very robust fritillary - it hasn't flowered yet.

Alpine hawkweed. All hawkweeds are protected.

Currently only its bulbils are here. It has already flowered.

Košutnik - yellow gentian - we have two subspecies. This is Vardjan's. The other is Bratinski - broad-dusted. It flowers a little later.

They make gentian drink from the roots. Often both species grow at the same site.

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It has already flowered - from my albums.

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Currently in full bloom. At the end of the botanical path it is now in full bloom.

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From my albums. Photographed right on Črni prst.

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Bohinj repnjak. This is still an old plaque. Here it has already flowered. We also find the alpine one. I'm always in a dilemma which one it is.

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It should be right at the end of the botanical path. Grows on a large rock - in a rock crevice. Not yet flowering.

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From my albums. They haven't yet installed the sign for the end of the botanical path.

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Now flowers that were not marked - oval repuš.

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Right at the hut is its relative - Zahlbruckner's. Only one is flowering now and just the beginning. Usually there are more.

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Behind the hut, Villar clover is flowering.

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Flowers of this clover. Hairy clover is more common, has lighter pink flowers.

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Under the hut we find broad-leaved primrose.

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And also mountain silene. There is a lot of silene on the saddle before Črna prst.

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Narrow-campanulate primrose - prefers a shadier habitat.

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Right at the hut grows thistle with tail-like leaves. There are several species of thistle on Črna prst.

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On the botanical path there is varied-leaved hawkweed. There are several species of hawkweed - many appear as weeds. We also have true yellow, scented, Noric, Swiss.

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There is a lot of this gentian along the entire path. Gentians are a bit problematic to identify. I really only know the rock one well.

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It has gray leaves - so it must be the Obir grayling.

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There is a lot of campion or windflower. It is white to strongly pink colored.

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Bavarian yellow primrose. We also have Carniolan and great yellow primrose.

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Otherwise, I'm not at home with primroses - it seems to me that these are leaves of root-leaved cowslip.

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velkavrh21. 06. 2017 11:50:14

After careful study of the new guidebook I found out that a lot of searching awaits me on Črna prst. I never find the protected short-haired bittercress, Pyrenean violet, Hacquet's lousewort, novelty is Mayer's lousewort-hybrid, two-colored hairy agrimony, Kerner's pennycress, late toothwort, horse gentian, leafless toadflax, one-leaved hawkweed, Hoppe's and low cat's ears, toothed mugwort. Two-colored star-of-Bethlehem is not yet confirmed. Last year I found it among hellebores under Matajur peak.