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Which flower is this?

velkavrh17. 10. 2012 14:00:57

Today, I'm continuing with the fifth selection.

This is the long-flowering pearl - still all in buds.

In high mountains we meet several species of louseworts. This is the capitata.

Perhaps this green flower will surprise us - rock houseleek - painted on Črna prst.

At starting points we see field škrbinka.

In spring we will encounter spiked speedwell in the mid-mountains - this one from Zelenice.

I also found Spanish catchfly on Zelenica.

Hairy shield is common in the high mountains - this one from Vajnež.

Of course we can't miss the edelweiss - I found it on every high mountain tour this year.

We will find black hellebore everywhere in spring.

This is marsh sedge, which we will find along the streams.

Common hepatica we will encounter in every forest in spring.

Triglav clusius' gentian - Veliko Špičje.

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keber117. 10. 2012 16:39:06

Excellent! Just continue with these selections; next season I'll go hunting with them myself. I assume you don't have these selections separated (at least approximately) by seasons?

velkavrh18. 10. 2012 13:21:32

keber1, thanks! With researching mountain and lowland flora, emphasis of course on mountain flowers, I've been engaging amateurishly or as a hobby only for the second year. All five selections were photographed this year, only košutnik, triglavsko neboglasnico, kernerjev mošnjak and dvobarno murko I didn't find this year. You must be at the right time in the right place. This year I somehow photographed three hundred flowers. Only one quarter of them I somehow couldn't identify. Unidentified ones of course I didn't post, and not all shots succeed. Privately on the computer I have them sorted by types - say bellflowers together, saxifrages together and so on. Saxifrages I have fourteen species, for example. Equipped with place of discovery and date and Latin name. I can hardly wait for spring again. L.P.

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vandica118. 10. 2012 14:57:00

velkavrh, thanks for these nice pics. When my job gets boring, I go to hribi.net and look at your pics of beautiful flowers. They immediately brighten my day and I have the will to work again.

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vandica118. 10. 2012 14:57:01

velkavrh, thanks for these nice pics. When my job gets boring, I go to hribi.net and look at your pics of beautiful flowers. They immediately brighten my day and I have the will to work again.

velkavrh18. 10. 2012 15:04:45

Today I'm already posting the sixth selection.

In summer in the high mountains of the Julians, the shining petoprstnik or Triglav rose delights us. This one is from the Bogatin-Kuk crossing.

There are several types of mountain leeks. The highest and something special is vanež - this is from the Črna prst-Rodica crossing.

We will find pirenejsko zmajevko less easily - this one is from the Bogatin-Kuk crossing.

We will find navadni slečnik on every high mountain tour.

Alpska krešica is quite common in the high mountains.

Rumeno milje will greet us in spring from many a rock crevice. But I haven't found modrega milja yet.

Potočno sreteno we will encounter in moist areas. This one is from Zelenice.

This is sončece or popon. Since there are several species, I don't distinguish them best yet.

This is trebušasti svišč - it has several flowers on the stem and a swollen belly - we can't mistake it.

We will often come across a tall flower with a beautiful inflorescence at the top - that's gorska ločika - Črna prst.

Smiljka - there are several species of smiljk and they are harder to identify - this one from Doliča.

Obirska sivica - from the source of Završnica.

Vetrovka or talin - common - Kamniški vrh.

Dišeči volčin is not exactly common - Kamniški vrh.

Beautiful klinček - montpellierski - characteristic for it is having several flowers on the stem - wonderfully scented.

Planinski slanozor - very common in mid-mountains and high mountains - found all season.

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velkavrh19. 10. 2012 14:46:31

I'm already posting the seventh selection.

Dvobarvne murke - I haven't seen them this year - from last year from Velikega Špičja. Previously they were called rdeče murke.

Dolgostebelna mračica - mračice are quite common in the midlands and highlands. We also have the common and heart-leaved ones.

Traufellnerjeva zlatica is also common - Češka koča.

Alpska velesa is very common. We can't mix it up - there is plenty of its jagged foliage everywhere.

In summer we encounter these white bushes with tiny white flowers - avstrijska črvinka.

In rocks and scree in the high mountains we find kernerjev mošnjak - I haven't seen it this year, it's from last year.

In spring we come across platanolistno zlatico.

In the midlands everything is full of gozdnega grinta.

In spring we will come across this blue climber - planinski srobot.

Such a beautiful flower that dlakavi trebelje has. We will notice this kobulnica on paths to the mid-mountains.

There are several kinds of krvomočnica - undoubtedly krvavordeča is also very beautiful.

Kernerjev mak grows in KSA, almost the same petkovškov in Julijcih. This one is from Kalškega grebena.

Round-leaved globularia - this one is from Bogatina.

For this time's conclusion also the green beauty of our forests - tevje.

Mountain wormwood-hyssop. Smells like garden wormwood.

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Rak19. 10. 2012 18:47:12

Velkavrh, I'm also quite active in photographing mountain flowers, but hats off to you.

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velkavrh19. 10. 2012 19:47:11

Rak, thanks. It's not just photographing that's interesting. More interesting is then finding the names of the flowers we photographed. Suddenly you know almost all the flowers you see along mountain trails and you want to see even more. Next year I'm exploring the Krvavec area and wider surroundings of Zelenica in more detail, because from available sources I've found that I haven't found about one third of the mountain flowers. L.P.

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Rak19. 10. 2012 21:00:12

Of course I'll happily follow you, I wish you lots of success!

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velkavrh27. 10. 2012 09:33:37

Let's go to the eighth choice.

On the path through forests to the mid-mountains in spring we see three-leaved foamflower.

Common hop-vetch along the Belca stream.

Beautiful hogweed - undetermined - could be common forest root or angelica.

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Majdag16. 12. 2012 10:21:07

...Let me brighten up this gloomy Sunday a bit, morning greeting nasmeh

- Chicks shyly cluck from the cold ground

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tisa17. 12. 2012 16:14:02

Majdag, I can hardly wait for them to peek out. nasmeh

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Majdag18. 12. 2012 11:18:30

...They've already peeked out here above Jesenice, Tisa. Where the sun shines warmer nasmeh

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otiv20. 02. 2013 08:23:22

Mountain flowers everyone gladly has,
their beauty reaches the heart.

Modesty is their trait,
colorfulness tempts even the painter.

They adorn our beloved mountains,
they honestly strive for their growth.

In winter we look at them,
to remember the beautiful days.