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Which flower is this?

Apolonija12. 07. 2018 13:16:06

Dear ones, you are very active, bravo. Brane, Zvonček, just believe zlatica that it's common felwort, as the pictured felwort has its characteristics. Carniolan bellflower is just a subspecies of thyrsoid bellflower (Campanula thyrsoides subsp. carniolica)
The hawkweed is Hungarian for me and not long-leaved.

http://flora.nhm-wien.ac.at/Seiten-Arten/Campanula-thyrsoides-carniolica.htm

Zvonček12. 07. 2018 16:18:07

Apolonija, thanks for the link or picture of Carniolan bellflower. When I saw zlatica's answer, I also went to search a bit for common felwort (or mountain felwort), not that I don't believe zlatica, but to see other pictures of this felwort. Best regards to all!

mikipi13. 07. 2018 18:59:34

Please help...what are these? and what beetle is this?

velkavrh13. 07. 2018 20:47:35

Today I botanized actually mountain flowers from Ljubelj to the top of Vrtača. Maybe interesting that I found Zois' bellflower only in the rocks in front of Vrtača hut (left side when going up). Seems too early for edelweiss, as I found only a sample. But I stumbled upon a huge growth of Rhelikani's monkshoods. They start behind the scree where the path to Vrtača branches off and grow to the saddle. In between I found pure red ones. I did botanizing six years ago every two weeks and actually listed and photographed all mountain flowers I found. Probably never discover all.

Others later.

Now is the time for Šopa's bellflowers. We find them already at the beginning of the right bank.

So we find them right after the lower station of the former cable car. There are many of them.

We recognize the scaly one by these leaves.

I also came across completely red specimens.

Right on the top of Vrtača I find rock smilje.

Almost the only habitat for Triglav roses.

zlatica13. 07. 2018 21:06:43

mikipi, under 9 = spotted slender St. John's wort, flowers I leave to others. velik nasmeh

velkavrh14. 07. 2018 02:55:59

Continuing, before I head out for the tour to Stol. At about twenty the pics are completely lousy. But I spent huge time on thorough review. Weather was really nice.

There is one very similar, so mix-up is possible.

Mountain hawkweed, no others except the common one.

Near the top of Vrtača grows a much smaller alpine globeflower or sunray.

I still find Clusius' primrose, no other primroses.

Some mountain clover whose name I don't know.

Probably a globeflower, but I don't know which one. It grew right on the top of Vrtača.

Laden with white gravel such as popcorn flowers, sandworts, catchflies and some others I can't distinguish best.

Fragrant orchid, there is also plenty of the common one.

zlatica14. 07. 2018 08:43:19

Brane, you walk a lot, find a lot, this year is really yours. In the first series no. 24 is it really Rhaetian poppy? First time seeing yellowish-white primrose, while different species of dryads are still a riddle for me. velik nasmeh

mikipi14. 07. 2018 11:51:57

Zlatica thanks nasmeh

zlatica14. 07. 2018 16:23:22

mikipi, let's go a bit further with your plants if no one else has tackled them. Maybe we'll give other experts a little encouragement too. For such questions about species of found little flowers, the golden rule is, especially friendly to those being asked, to say where the flowers were photographed, since some plants are often easier to identify if you know the location and thus the approximate altitude. But that's for another time.
On picture 1 is homulica, maybe the sharp one, a few small leaves can be seen, but not quite good for identification.
On picture 2 is glavinec, probably the common one, it speaks more for that to me because it's multi-flowered and the involucral leaves aren't so prominently inflated. For more consideration of possible Haynald's glavinec I'd need a more precise picture of the flower head and involucral leaves.
Picture 3 - from nature or some garden? Don't know, maybe maslenica, guessing. Location would be welcome here.
picture 4: smetlika
pictures 5, 6: one of the kobulnic in umbels, dežen? or something else....
picture 7 - pegasti vitki kozliček we already mentioned
best regards nasmeh

Zvonček14. 07. 2018 18:23:58

Today I went too from Ljubelj towards Vrtača, but had to turn back before the top due to a storm. When looking at Velkavrh's photos taken yesterday, I sometimes just smiled, since I exactly know where he photographed some little flower. I'm adding German sviščevec, Kerner's mak (Rhaetian can't be), popkoreso, but don't know which one, two pojalnik, yellowish-white and maybe small pojalnik whose host is usually clover and I really found it among clover, please help with willow (alpine or bald, or?) and the last picture which isn't the best but I think it's Hladnik's grintavec. Of course I might be wrong.

velkavrh14. 07. 2018 19:03:48

Zvonček, I didn't see German sviščevec. Usually I find it on the right side of Zelenica where the border path starts. I was wrong about the mak, I exactly know that Rhaetian and Petkovšek's mak grow in Julijci. For grintavec I'd say it's shining one - Scabiosa lucida.

velkavrh14. 07. 2018 19:05:16

Today Stol and Svačica.

On the descent to krnica Mel and elsewhere on screes there is plenty of Kerner's poppy.

Alpine madronščica is not very common here.

Between the Stoli we can still find Zois' violet.

Right among the violets there is plenty of traunfekknejeva zlatica.

The evergreen rockjasmine leads, which is the most abundant everywhere.

Shrubby rockjasmine - starts to bloom. Crustose, the second most common, and gray-green appear.

Just at the dwarf hairy plant my photo fails. I always find them at the Beljščica saddle.

In the hollow at the Beljščica saddle a surprise - habitat of Pannonian bellflower.

There are more of these yellow ones, but I cannot identify them.

There are practically no Zois' bellflowers. Perhaps it is still too early for them.

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mikipi14. 07. 2018 20:17:00

Zlatica, thanks for help nasmeh

and thanks for instructions (a bit new in this plant business).
All was photographed under Črni vrh above Cerkno ca. 1000 m asl. Pic.3 is by the road (shady and wet), found something on net, probably this hemerocallis - maslenica, day lily.
5,6 will probably really be a dežen. Under 1. is ostra for glavinec, I thought Fritsche's??
lp mežikanje

otiv14. 07. 2018 21:14:49

Some colorful liveliness from Velika planina... nasmeh

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zlatica14. 07. 2018 21:23:35

Otiv, which beauty do you have under 10? It looks familiar somewhere, but can't find the name in my chips. velik nasmeh

Apolonija14. 07. 2018 22:21:50

mikipi, it really is maslenica, one hundred percent. But not dežen, but angelica. Look at the leaves and stem. nasmeh

Zvonček, it's bald willow. But I'm not convinced like you that it's German sviščevec. The notches between the calyx teeth don't seem sharp to me. I'd say it's more Austrian. Grintavec is shining. nasmeh

Zvonček14. 07. 2018 23:18:50

Velkavrh, thanks. Now on your picture from today's batch I saw that on the way to Zelenica I saw Austrian črvinka.

Apolonija, thanks to you too. I can't distinguish German from Austrian at all, if you say it's Austrian, then surely it is.

Otiv, fantastic flower shots. The beauty on your picture 10 I've never seen before and can hardly wait for Apolonija to chime in, unless Zlatica remembers first. Is on picture 14 perhaps, admittedly only 1 flower, pot-bellied bellflower?