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Which flower is this?

velkavrh29. 08. 2019 05:30:54

Apolonija, I haven't had time yet to check the Carpathian flowers. On Tuesday I went to Piz Boe-Dolomites-Italy, today with Četrkovci to Košuta ridge. Already next Wednesday we have a week (tourist-family) Albania. L.P.

Apolonija29. 08. 2019 08:00:13

Brane, enjoy! Flower names can wait for winter times too nasmeh

Zvonček29. 08. 2019 10:32:09

Today it worked and here are some flowers from Nanos. Regards

Apolonija, thanks for krhlika.

in the crack the hairy bellflower found shelter.

zlatica29. 08. 2019 14:18:40

Zvonček, although the involucre under the hawkweed flower and bracts aren't visible, by the leaves and flower structure and location I'd say picture 7 is Triumfetti's hawkweed. Picture 8 is nice grass-leaved rockcress, typical for Primorska. Plenty on path to Kucelj too. Rock hawkweed is anyway the best for me. regards nasmeh

Apolonija29. 08. 2019 15:21:35

The hairiness is visible, which is also characteristic of Triumfetti's hawkweed nasmeh

Zvonček29. 08. 2019 19:06:31

Thanks to both nasmeh

. Regarding the picture of Justin's bellflower, let me add that this bunch of delicate bellflowers at first glance is a bit atypical for this bellflower. The fragile stems are not seen very well on the picture, top view also misleads regarding stem length. A bit lower from this bouquet I took another bellflower picture where there's no doubt it's Justin's bellflower. Regards

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velkavrh29. 08. 2019 20:06:03

On Tuesday it was the Dolomites -Piz Boe. Summer is unfortunately departing and that's clearly visible with the little flowers too. We see flowers of this season-gentians and marsh gentian.

Yellow alpine poppy in its last breaths.

These are pot-bellied bellflowers - no others were there.

Zvonček29. 08. 2019 22:16:03

Bellflowers are wonderful. They really cheer us up even in late summer (well, not all species nasmeh

). Regards

velkavrh30. 08. 2019 06:10:28

From yesterday's hike to the Košuta ridge. From Spodnja planina Dolge njive via Mecesje to planina Pungart. Autumn is undoubtedly approaching. Unfortunately I haven't figured out macro photography on the new camera yet.

Pot-bellied bellflowers are still quite common. Interestingly, Zois' bellflowers have already finished blooming.

Bushy bellflowers are not so common. It is surprising that there are no more Scheuchzer's bellflowers even on the pastures.

There are many cup gentians - I can't distinguish the species.

Sunray - I only distinguish the mountain one, which grows high and has small flowers. This one wasn't mountain.

Marsh primroses are practically at every step.

Some pink adder's-tongue or snakeweed can still be found.

Feathery hawkweed - I know that the bracts of the involucre and the number of flowers in the head are decisive for identification.

Another type of mossy saxifrage - has much smaller flowers - golden mossy saxifrage.

This is rock mossy saxifrage, which I presented as the first one.

The photo of Froelich's gentian also failed. We found only a couple of specimens.

Heartleaf globeflower can even be found on pastures. From the globeflower genus I also saw wilted Clusius's and golden ones.

Definitely from the flax genus - very tiny flower hidden among low grasses - early flax.

Saxifrages are almost over - this is crust-leaved saxifrage.

There is a bit more of this - hairy saxifrage.

The only tuft of alpine madwort on the path.

Almost the only edelweiss flower - probably Carinthian.

Zvonček30. 08. 2019 08:49:38

Velkavrh, in picture 14 it's plumed hawkweed, in picture 17 yellowish leek. Regards

zlatica30. 08. 2019 09:11:14

Branko, you hike so much this year you probably barely catch yourself, right? Couple additions to flower names:
23 - lan predivec
17 - yellowish leek, the yellow one is more by the Adriatic
14 - plumed hawkweed (one-rowed hawkweed)

Keep it up, also for those who can't go anywhere this year! nasmeh

ločanka30. 08. 2019 09:56:47

But zlatica, you're a master of flowers nasmeh

zlatica30. 08. 2019 16:32:37

thanks, ločanka, you're kind, but it's like that, once you know something, you know you still know nothing.... velik nasmeh

; the best of all is that I'm still learning and I won't soon run out of what's new for me.. velik nasmeh

turbo3. 09. 2019 09:16:53

Photographed on Sunday below Passo Oberenghe pass (above Sappada). The flower is called zmeden

Thanks for the answer nasmeh

mirank3. 09. 2019 09:37:28

I'm not really into flowers, but I think it's a gentian?

zlatica3. 09. 2019 15:35:46

turbo, such a fresh specimen! velik nasmeh

And yes, mirank, you're right, now in September it's the turn of gentians or silky bellflowers nasmeh

otiv3. 09. 2019 16:45:19

Maybe some are misled by gentian images. Both photos show gentians. nasmeh

zlatica3. 09. 2019 17:41:48

Yes, otiv, it really is the same species of gentian with two forms: with two-rowed leaves in the same plane as in picture 1, but with opposite leaves evenly arranged around the stem - your picture 2 and turbo's picture. nasmeh