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Which flower is this?

Apolonija27. 06. 2017 08:40:15

Good morning, otiv! Yes, golden wallflower is a cultivated flower, so I asked if you photographed it in the garden. On your photos it's yellow and also more orange. Is that just because of the light? Since you wrote it's in the forest, it's probably just golden wallflower Erysimum cheiranthoides.

cico28. 06. 2017 16:07:31

Congratulations on the knowledge to all above
mentioned, to the Legend
also a nice Savinja greeting velik nasmeh

otiv28. 06. 2017 18:24:25

Cico, thanks!

You fly happily like a butterfly
no fear of getting callus from sitting,
your world is there under the clouds,
mountain steps aren't foreign to you,
just circle safely above us,
enjoy the airy delight... nasmeh

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cico28. 06. 2017 19:45:00

Vito, they don't make ones like you anymore,
nicely you rhymed nasmeh

velkavrh29. 06. 2017 13:19:17

Well here we are. Little flowers from the four-day youth camp -Stol, Ajdna, whole bunch of pastures, Kamnitnik.

Flower of the hoary thistle - unfortunately poor photo. There were more species of thistles and knapweeds.

Varied-leaved knapweed. But I didn't photograph the leaves to make it easier to identify.

Pink alpine rose or Austrian snowbell. On Črna prst it is named Bohinj snowbell. There are several species of white gentians.

Spring gentian. No other gentians were there.

Sunflower or arnica. Definitely not alpine, as it had quite large flowers.

Arnica - for me unsolved riddle which species.

One of the hawkweeds, spignels or sandworts.

In the Karawanks, Rhelican's hawkweed surprises me. There were also more blooming ones.

Bird's-eye primrose. I failed to photograph the leaves, so it's hard to identify.

Crusty saxifrage. No other saxifrages were present.

Sieber's rock-jasmine - grows in rock fissures and is our lowest rock-jasmine.

Definitely the capitata cotton grass, although the photo is poor. Interestingly, the vaginatum was nowhere to be found, although it is actually the most common.

Definitely not a sandwort, more likely one of the hawkweeds.

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velkavrh30. 06. 2017 05:38:08

My first task now is to find the habitat of ropontika in KSA. I know exactly where it is.

Today I'm already checking our little flowers very early.

darinka4, on 25.06. you photographed no. 6 Scheuchzer's rampion-Phyteuma scheuchzeri. I haven't seen this rampion species yet. Slovenia has several species. The most common is capitate and also ovate in valleys. Right at the hut on Planina za Liscem near Orožnova hut is the habitat of Zahlbruckner's. Peculiarity is the white subspecies of Scheuchzer's rampion. We find also spiked rampion which is white colored and its brother blue spiked rampion. We have also dark-leaved, half-bare, Sieber's, thornbush's-of these species except Sieber's which I found under Mali Stol these days I haven't seen yet. Listed in literature.

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zlatica2. 07. 2017 09:33:35

A couple little flowers from yesterday... It was already late afternoon, towards evening, so light was somewhat lacking.. nasmeh

bellflowers, which species - I don't know

potka2. 07. 2017 19:50:57

First time I've seen them. Does anyone maybe know them? nasmeh

velkavrh2. 07. 2017 20:17:40

potka only for pic no. 3 I can say that it's dark-red helleborine-Epipactis atrorubens. Belongs to orchids.

velkavrh2. 07. 2017 20:21:44

Today on the path from planina Jezerce to Medvedja jama.

Bellflowers are hard to identify, let them just be bellflowers.

The great zali kobulček sometimes turns completely red.

Fragrant lady's slipper. First time I somehow recognized it - it really smells.

Lots of July lousewort. Mostly already wilted.

Third type of lousewort that wanted to be photographed.

Found a new site of Host's rockjasmine. It is rare on reddish terrain.

Crust-leaved rockjasmine is the most common.

Above Planina Košutno found the last rock pinks. No more on Planina Koren and Košutni.

Primroses too. I found the first ones right on the top of Košutna. Then there are plenty of them on the rocky ridge of Mokrice.

potka2. 07. 2017 20:38:34

Thanks velkavrh nasmeh

otiv2. 07. 2017 21:25:11

Help me... velik nasmeh

Is this hairy or shaggy shield?

zlatica2. 07. 2017 21:55:33

potka, 1 = Jacquin's germander.

Apolonija2. 07. 2017 22:38:44

potka, one more unknown is left and that is, that is the inflorescence of oregano.

otiv, what do you think about the bracket? nasmeh

velkavrh3. 07. 2017 05:01:46

Of course it's hairy. There's no more obvious proof than those little hairs.

ločanka4. 07. 2017 16:56:51

On Mirnock in Austria on Sunday we admired lots of these flowers, and also white flowers that resemble cotton. Does anyone know them nasmeh

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otiv4. 07. 2017 17:24:03

On the first three shots is low sandwort, which doesn't grow here.

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ločanka4. 07. 2017 17:30:05

Otiv, indeed some commented that it doesn't grow here, so they were right.
Thanks indeed! nasmeh

otiv4. 07. 2017 17:34:55

Minor thing, I already knew the name for the white one but forgot. I think something similar grows on Velika Planina and surely elsewhere.
Apolonija will surely know... let's wait for evening. nasmeh

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Apolonija4. 07. 2017 19:43:02

Otiv, so I don't disappoint you, evening has come and in the picture it's narrow-leaved sedge, which belongs to the sedge family. This sandwort is beautiful, ohhh.

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