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Which flower is this?

velkavrh14. 04. 2018 20:20:07

Today on the tour to Goteniški Snežnik I found these crocuses.

Laurel-leaved honeysuckle - I haven't seen it until now.

Small-flowered cinquefoil - Potentilla micrantha - has the smallest flowers among white cinquefoils.

Multi-leaved bittercress - Cardamine kitaibelii.

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otiv14. 04. 2018 21:14:23

We can admire crocuses ever higher... today at 1106m... velik nasmeh

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miri15. 04. 2018 08:07:16

Even on a meter higher mountain jeglič will soon appear.

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zlatica15. 04. 2018 08:42:33

Otiv, did it blow there on sv. Trojica? zmeden

Can't tell from the crocuses, they are completely calm velik nasmeh

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otiv15. 04. 2018 09:33:49

Good morning dear company... nasmeh

Miri, I'm already in low start and waiting for your "shot"... velik nasmeh

Zlatica, such a wonderful day as yesterday, I won't forget so quickly. Almost no wind, so we enjoyed like little martins...not to speak of the crocuses. velik nasmeh

The lower crocuses are from Grmada above Tacen. nasmeh

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zlatica15. 04. 2018 09:57:04

Otiv, yesterday's day on the Karst was really unique, also on my yesterday's route - Kosovelova path from Sežana to Tomaj it was the same. And some more local flowers. Sunny greeting nasmeh

Special Himalayan pine in Sežana: cones much larger, needles much longer.

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otiv15. 04. 2018 14:17:59

Nice, Zlatica! nasmeh

But how do you distinguish lungworts? Yesterday I found one myself, but I'm not sure if it's the common one or not. I'd ask for your help and also the white crocus from Grmada is unknown to me or I've forgotten the name again. velik nasmeh

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velkavrh15. 04. 2018 17:48:19

otiv, it's narrow-leaved lungwort -Pulmonaria australis.

Regarding the flower from 15.04.2018 no.6, it's some crucifer. Probably some cress. I think I photographed it on Polhograjska Grmada.

otiv15. 04. 2018 17:55:41

Thanks, Branko nasmeh

Zvonček15. 04. 2018 18:43:10

Otiv, what is the flower on picture no. 4 from 15.4. called? Thanks for the answer and best regards

nacka.15. 04. 2018 18:55:09

Today's walk from Komarih valley towards Sv. Kvirik was really enjoyable. Every time I rejoice at the logarica, whose relative (?) of the snake's head fritillary they destroyed along Gradaščica, and probably elsewhere too, by pouring manure.

Best regards,
Nacka

Narcissi, with much less effort than on Golica

nacka.15. 04. 2018 19:17:33

Found it - no. 1 is yellow avens, I've never noticed it before, even though I often visit these areas, right in asparagus season.

otiv15. 04. 2018 20:36:33

Zvonček, this yellow flower is the seven-leaved cinquefoil.

zlatica15. 04. 2018 21:48:53

Otiv, check the Zaplane.net gallery, where three lungworts are quite well described: common, narrow-leaved, Styrian. I'm not sure about yours, it looks more like the common one to me, because the leaves have spots, if I see correctly, also I don't know if you found it on Grmada or on Karst, because narrow-leaved lungworts are coastal.... nasmeh

otiv16. 04. 2018 16:48:53

Branko, Zlatica, thanks for participating. nasmeh

When I compare my lungwort and the narrow-leaved lungwort that Tadej has in the flowers section, I can say mine is not narrow-leaved, because the leaf at the stem is not narrowed, which is one of the differences between these two lungworts.
And I think yours too Zlatica, that you have in the flowers section is not narrow-leaved lungwort. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe not. The pictures on Zaplana net are not the best and comparison is almost impossible.
I'll have to go out again and photograph it better.

Best regards nasmeh