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Which flower is this?

Deniss12. 05. 2019 14:33:57

Very nice, Majstro.
Zlatica, you distinguish helmeted from three-lobed also by the middle lobe, which is longer and narrower than in three-lobed, nicely visible on pic 10 and you're right.

zlatica12. 05. 2019 16:55:19

Deniss, you're right about cuckoos; regarding the question at your first pic - scabious, yellow variant. Auricles are always worth admiring, including these from Ciprnik. mežikanje

Apolonija12. 05. 2019 17:50:12

Majstro, I really envy your cuckoo harvest, especially the monkey one which I haven't found yet, and you identified them quite well, bravo. Mistakes already corrected by Zlatica. Bravo to her too. I also think helmeted is only on 10, all others you label as such are three-lobed, including albino. I recognize three-lobed cuckoo also because the inflorescence is initially roundish in shape, helmeted not. And one needs to know the lips well nasmeh

Deniss12. 05. 2019 19:53:37

Zlatica thanks I didn't know about yellow variant.
Found a wonderful site of May finger cuckoo orchid.

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zlatica12. 05. 2019 20:05:05

Wow, Deniss, that's a luxury of cuckoos! And Apolonija, we already missed you, your knowledge and words.

Deniss12. 05. 2019 20:08:47

Zlatica yes it is. I'm discovering and exploring currently Brežice surroundings.

zlatica12. 05. 2019 20:35:17

Yes, there are quite some meadows not fertilized or mowed too early, bumblebee orchids and wasp ones I once enjoyed thoroughly there. Keep enjoying exploring, what can be better! nasmeh

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darinka417. 05. 2019 17:35:51

Yesterday's flowers on the trail.

Majstro19. 05. 2019 10:08:12

Well, I found what I was looking for velik nasmeh

(location isn't new). Most orchids from last week have finished blooming, but some new species are awakening.
p.s. Thanks for the explanation of the differences between the three-toothed and helmeted cuckoo. Now that I know them, I distinguish them quickly.

Zvonček19. 05. 2019 10:39:56

Majstro, wonderful! We'll all learn a lot, the rest of us except Zlatica and Apolonija!

tinky19. 05. 2019 16:49:50

Orchids!!!

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zlatica19. 05. 2019 19:58:08

tinky, your set of cultivated orchids is diverse, rich in color and a brightening of today's gray day. nasmeh

Surely you picked them in some Prekmurje or in a greenhouse somewhere else.
Now to the flowers in nature. Friday was a favorable day for visiting Primorska. Finally I managed to visit Lipnik from Zazid and walk through karst meadows, forest and karst edge. It was a day for lovers of flowers and nature. Due to the cold spring weather this year there were noticeably fewer flower species than in other years at this time. lp

French milkwort - albino or white variant

developing needles and female flowers on the pine

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oldtimer 5519. 05. 2019 20:55:00

Flowers from Polhograjska Grmada nasmeh

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velkavrh20. 05. 2019 05:34:59

Yesterday from St. Lovrenc near Postojna.

The cosmos have already finished blooming.

Helleborine - this time in nature, not in the garden.

Common goldenroot will just start to bloom - there is a lot of it here.

This globeflower has only leaves so far.

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Zvonček20. 05. 2019 12:03:15

Zlatica, how nice! A real lesson for many.

zlatica20. 05. 2019 20:50:12

Thanks zvonček, above all I enjoyed it too.. velik nasmeh

velkavrh20. 05. 2019 21:06:14

Today on the path to St. Cross church on Planina near Sevnica.

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zlatica21. 05. 2019 07:32:10

Branko, this year we have trouble finding a day to photograph flowers in this rain, right? From the posts I see that you don't give up and visit many places.
Potočna sivica is quite unknown to me. Are the leaves the decisive identifying feature or something else? lp

velkavrh21. 05. 2019 07:51:20

We know Obirska sivica better, which should have gray leaves and we find it more often too, just higher. Latin name for Potočna sivica is Tephroseris crispa and we see it often. We can confuse Potočna sivica with avstrijski divjakovec.