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| malenka22. 12. 2020 00:19:33 |
Sticky primrose (Primula glutinosa)
Type: Flowers
Family: primrose family
Color: blue, red
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| malenka22. 12. 2020 00:22:25 |
Rock buckthorn (Rhamnus saxatilis)
Type: Shrubs
Family: buckthorn family
Color: green
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| malenka22. 12. 2020 00:25:23 |
Net-leaved willow (Salix reticulata)
Type: Shrubs
Family: willow family
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| malenka22. 12. 2020 00:28:44 |
Burser's saxifrage (Saxifraga burseriana)
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| malenka22. 12. 2020 00:32:21 |
Hoary groundsel (Senecio incanus)
Type: Flower
Family: daisy family
Color: yellow
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| velkavrh23. 12. 2020 17:21:18 |
In the valleys and up to 1000m we have green winter. On the tour to Ermanovec I enjoyed the greenery of ferns and mosses. I took only a few photos. But I didn't see hart's-tongue fern anywhere..
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| Bandzo23. 12. 2020 20:44:27 |
I'm asking to learn a bit. Is hart's-tongue fern common in these parts or at this altitude? I haven't found it often on my trails.
Best,
Ben
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| malenka24. 12. 2020 00:22:38 |
Up to where the forest reaches, hart's tongue is quite common, it needs enough moisture and shade.
Exactly for this spot I don't know.
LP
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| malenka24. 12. 2020 00:29:01 |
Velkavrh, on the first two pics it's rebrenjača, on the third spiny restharrow.
That 'frozen' on the 4th pic is not moss but some lichen.
For the last moss I suspect it could be Hylocomium splendens, but mosses are usually identified under a lens, not from photos taken from afar.
Sadly most mosses have no official Slovenian names, there are a huge number of species.
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| velkavrh27. 12. 2020 09:36:30 |
Maybe I have already presented my photographed louseworts. According to Mala flora Slovenije there are twelve in Slovenia. Currently I borrowed the fourth revised and supplemented edition-year 2010. It doesn't include the already confirmed Mayer's lousewort, which I also found on Črna prst. It's a hybrid between Julian and capitate lousewort, if I read the posts correctly. With Pedicularis elongata we have two subspecies-Julian and elongated. These two, besides pale yellow, Bosnian, Hacquet's are also yellow colored. I don't know the tufted (supposed to grow on Krn-also yellow) and marsh one. Stemless and Hacquet's I found in Italy-Dolomites. Bosnian, very similar to Hacquet's, has classic location at Zelenica. Hacquet's on Črna prst, but I never find it. I probably mix capitate and pink one. Elongated and Julian I probably also mix. On Črna prst both should grow-Bosnian and Hacquet's-but I haven't found them here yet. In Italy and Austria we'd find some others-among them yellow, Oeder's, Kerner's and some more that have no Slovenian names.
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| velkavrh27. 12. 2020 12:02:37 |
This greeting is specially dedicated to all flower lovers.
May every star fulfill your wish,
every snowflake draw a smile on your face
and every step bring happiness!
In these special times and different holidays I wish you all a happy new year 2021!
Stay healthy, full of hope and peace in your heart
Branko Velkavrh!
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| malenka27. 12. 2020 20:37:48 |
Velkavrh, thanks for the greeting and wish the same!
Otherwise:
Pic 9: not capitate but pink
10: not pink but capitate
11: definitely not stemless
13: not Kerner's, but pink or its subspecies
14: not lousewort, look at the leaves. The plant is from the legume family, some Oxytropis sp.
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| velkavrh28. 12. 2020 08:48:33 |
malenka thanks! Looks like I mix exactly pink and capitate lousewort, which are actually at least at first glance similar and very common in our mountains. Need to photograph them precisely to see the differences well. And need to go on a solo photo safari.
For pink lousewort literature says the upper part of stem is white woolly hairy. Upper lip not beak-shaped. Leaves pinnate, leaflets spaced.
For capitate lousewort it says upper lip has a little beak, lower is fringed at edges. Stem leaves almost opposite-bare. Leaves pinnate with lanceolate leaflets.
So for exact identification need a good macro photo. Anyway I'm getting a new camera with good macro.
Mayer's lousewort (hybrid) I found on Črna prst already in 2012.
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| velkavrh28. 12. 2020 09:50:45 |
Yesterday I studied-at least from the recorded material of the last few years-ranjaks.
I never paid special attention to ranjaks. But every year I collect it high in the mountains for mountain tea-never in Triglav National Park.
According to Mala flora Slovenije only two grow in Slovenia-Jacquin's and true one, only the true has many subspecies-exactly six. Subspecies of true-Anthyllis vulneraria subsp. alpestris we find higher in mountains. Subsp. vulneraria (this should grow in lowland and montane belt), V.v. subsp. polyphylla (meadows especially mentioned for this subsp.) and V.v. carpatica (habitats on grassy areas) lower. We also have subsp. wedeniana (mentioned habitat by Dragonja river) and V.v. praepropera (mentioned habitat in Mojstrana).
Without a lens and exact knowledge of characteristics for the more lowland subspecies of true ranjak determination is almost impossible.
I'll show what I found in my recorded material from the last five years.
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| malenka8. 01. 2021 15:32:46 |
On pic 6 (from Slavnik) it's Jacquin's ranjak - A. v. subsp. jacquinii.
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| malenka10. 01. 2021 10:42:18 |
Alpine rockjasmine (Androsace alpina)
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| malenka10. 01. 2021 10:45:35 |
Sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus)
Type: Trees
Family: maple family
Color: green
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| malenka10. 01. 2021 10:49:39 |
Hard shield-fern (Polystichum aculeatum)
Type: Ferns
Family: dryopterid family
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