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velkavrh22. 07. 2013 21:14:38
Today on a full-day tour from Ljubelj to Zelenica, then along the upper path to Stol. In between, I turned to Celovška koča and from there to the ferrata on Stol. In between, problems with the camera, so one third of the tour not photographed. Still enough of it that I'll present more tomorrow.
As soon as I step out of the car at Ljubelj I spot narrow-leaved sedge.1
The ski slope is mowed, on the right slope it's time for tufted snowdrops. Carnations have bloomed out here.2
Before the scrub above Vrtača hut I find the only bunch of Zois' bellflowers on the entire path. Nearby there were also potbellied ones.3
Hairy silene blooms among the scrub.4
Nearby there is also Bavarian chickweed. Higher up, already above Zelenica, I find the great alpine chickweed as well.5
Already along the path through the scrub, scaly rockjasmine begins. This is the only rockjasmine present on the entire path.6
Already before the turn-off to Vrtača, the Turkish lily is blooming.7
Next to it is the Carniolan lily. Under Celovška hut I find the budded lily for the first time. Unfortunately, right there the camera was not working.8
There is a lot of common orchid.9
I am lucky to always discover also the albino raspberry next to the normally colored one.10
I have bad luck with the snowbells - failed photo, I forward it only as proof that also before the junction to Vrtača before the scree, Relikan's snowbells are blooming.11
nearby I also find the red snowbell. I know snowbells so well that there is no mistake.12
Cyclamens are already blooming.13
The scree is full of Austrian wormwood - its flower.14
In the rocks I spot Clusius' cinquefoil - flower.15
Around Prešernova hut on Mali Stol surprise - large patches of Zois' violet.16
Here it is - yellow cutie.17
Yellow splendor.18
Around the hut also dark yarrow.19
On the descent on the scree on return I went to this poppy that attracted my attention, slightly mutated to orange. I always forget where the yellow poppy grows. In one area it is Kerner's, in the other Petkovšek's.20
On the return I find a potbellied marmot and with this blue conclude for tonight.21
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Apolonija23. 07. 2013 00:00:59
You really have luck with albinos! Zois's violet still blooms. You saw all three lilies. Have you seen the fourth - saffron one already? Lp
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velkavrh23. 07. 2013 04:09:52
Good morning! For the saffron one I haven't heard yet. My new camera still in testing phase and haven't discovered all its tricks yet. Too often my pics fail. This time I deliberately tested battery endurance and it really showed they need charging after 500 shots. In the morning at half six
really still too little light for nicer pics. In Mel cirque end of photographing. On top of Stol the camera woke up again. Today forwarding some more shots.
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velkavrh23. 07. 2013 07:42:20
Now the already promised continuation. This time won't specify locations separately. Unfortunately the part from junction for Celovška koča, Beljščica saddle, Mačenska planina missing. Especially scree descending from saddle to Celovška koča is interesting and Mačenska planina with first seen bristle lily. Scree part full of jajčarjev, otavičev. On planina itself also arnica sites, in between some low sulfur-yellow full-bloom little flower I don't know. On the saddle itself full of some flower with elongated twisted leaves like some drill bits and large buds. Searched for it but can't find it. Flowers put up a bit later.
Where to classify this rock cress - is it hoary or evergreen. It seems to me that I quite often encountered only this species.1
Leaves are light green, soft to touch, and the rosettes are somewhat spread. It's evergreen rock cress.2
Round-leaved zelenka has finally bloomed.3
Morning sun played on delicate flowers.4
Large-flowered foxglove invites into its flowers-Digitalis grandiflora-črnobinovke.5
There is a lot of capitulate hawkweed.6
Gentian. Species I will determine later. It's fuchsia gentian, which is very common.7
Tall bellflower that I still need to determine. It is Austrian bellflower.8
Alpine nebina.9
Willow-leaved primrose.10
Flower of the alpine thistle.11
Common woodrush.12
I also found this rock-jasmine, but the flower is barely visible. This rock-jasmine is the most common besides the evergreen, humile, and crusty ones.13
The leaf rosettes are visible though, and I'll try to identify it from them. They felt hard. I figured out which rock-jasmine it is - the blue-green one.14
I think I found the pink viper's bugloss, only the recent rain squashed it a bit.15
This is Sieber's sandwort.16
On the Stol itself, full of cushions, probably Gerard's cushions.17
Also on Stol, Triglav edelweiss.18
There were plenty of these azure-blue cushions.19
The alpine honeywort is quite common.20
Edelweisses are my unexplored project.21
More flowers up close. Can't distinguish the species.22
Stemless catchfly.23
Austrian leopard's-bane.24
I found this interesting flower whose name I don't know. It is the elongated spike - Valeriana elongata.25
I overlooked that I later found a nice growth of unidentified rock-jasmine.26
Finger orchid - perhaps the golden one.27
Beautiful pink-red willowherb.28
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velkavrh23. 07. 2013 10:53:18
In total on the tour I photographed over eighty flower species. Of that about fifty I determine exactly, ten only genus - then search species determination. Only small part that I see first time don't recognize in field. Then at home try to recognize from literature and net. Only negligible number can't find at all. Of course in determination part also mistakes or totally miss.
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otiv23. 07. 2013 11:53:39
To all flower lovers a nice floral greeting from Kompotele.
I will add the names of the little flowers later and probably not for allnasmehnasmeh
Scheuchzer's bellflower.1
Globeflower2
Common blackhead3
Cyclamen4
Hairy bird's-foot trefoil5
Ivanjščica, I don't know which6
Hairy wolfsbane7
Primrose?8
Clustered bellflower9
?10
Stemless gentian11
Still closed hairy deadnettle12
Mountain foxglove13
Mountain foxglove14
Carinthian edelweiss15
This year's spruce growth16
Scheuchzer's bellflower17
Sieber's primrose18
A little mixed19
Stemless gentian20
Hairy bird's-foot trefoil21
?22
Nice mix23
Carinthian edelweiss24
Hairy catchfly25
Alpine savory26
Stemless gentian27
Mountain avens28
Upland globularia29
Scissor-leaved trefoil30
Forget-me-nots31
Spiked speedwell32
Globeflower33
Alpine primrose34
Alpine primrose, flower close-up35
White hellebore36
Alpine pasqueflower37
Green hellebore38
Green hellebore39
Kamnik raspberry40
Dwarf milkwort41
Clusius' primrose42
Alpine pink43
Kamnik saxifrage44
Alpine pasque flower45
Capitate hawkweed46
Kamnik saxifrage47
Spring gentian48
Spring gentian49
Willow gentian50
Spring gentian51
Willow gentian52
Club-headed anemone?53
Willow gentian54
?55
?56
?57
Hairy catchfly58
Hairy bartsia59
Clusius' finger orchid60
?61
Golden cinquefoil62
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velkavrh23. 07. 2013 12:37:16
otiv, you were in my territory and found almost as many species of diverse mountain flowers as I did on Stol. I know where nearby grow planike, Host's rockjasmine, vanež, also all other rockjasmines, Kamniška ivanščica, Zois's and other small bellflowers. Tomorrow I go up too. Start as usual at the parking lot on Planina Jezerce. Then straight to Veliki Zvoh, over Jež ridge to Vrh Korena, onward across the entire Kalški greben to Kalška gora and back to Kalce and Planina Dolgo njivo. This tour I do every year. This year especially because I'm botanizing Krvavec with surroundings. L.P.
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Apolonija23. 07. 2013 12:37:17
Brane, I can comment from memory, for more I'd have to look in books:
-Rockjasmine. light green leaves, but hairy=homulični, vivid green, smooth=evergreen
-orchis with whitish stems is different, I'm almost sure it's round-leaved false hellebore!
-gentian is Fuchs's in my opinion
-definitely pink marsh valerian
-masterwort? I think it's pinkish-red hogweed /Heracleum austriacum/ best
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velkavrh23. 07. 2013 12:53:22
Apolonija, thanks! Masterwort is correct though. I can well distinguish hogweed from masterwort. But it's true, the inflorescence is almost identical.
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Apolonija23. 07. 2013 12:53:31
otiv, wonderful shots, of course also Brane's...best
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Apolonija23. 07. 2013 12:55:49
Brane, I can comment from memory, for more I'd have to look in books:
-Spleenwort. light green leaves, but hairy=trichomanes, vivid green, smooth=evergreen
-orchis with whitish stems is different, I'm almost sure it's round-leaved false hellebore!
-gentian is Fuchs' in my opinion
-definitely pink marsh valerian
-masterwort? I think it's pinkish-red hogweed /Heracleum austriacum/ best
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Apolonija23. 07. 2013 13:00:55
Brane, I believe you distinguishnasmeh

I can't delete the repeated text abovejezen
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otiv23. 07. 2013 13:24:06
Apolonija thanks!
Brane I think it's still too early, since you see edelweiss and snowbells are still flowering. Bellflowers have only just started flowering properly and even lower down.
Some questions remain on the pics and please help.nasmehmežikanje
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anka 23. 07. 2013 13:45:51
Branko first two photos are surely evergreen spleenwort, trichomanes is low and forms cushion. Rockjasmine on eighth photo isn't Carniolan primrose, because it grows only around Golica, but Austrian rockjasmine. Spleenwort on photo no. 14 is bluish-green spleenwort. More spleenworts here. Shaggy and bluish-green differ slightly, shaggy has compact cushion. For edelweiss I wouldn't claim it's Triglav one, 25 is elongated spike, hogweed is pinkish-red. Eleventh flower posted 20 July from Špik above Nos isn't poppy, it's one of many cinquefoils. Best
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Apolonija23. 07. 2013 14:41:27
Vito, quickly:

3-common blackhead

-your darkeyes are probably stemless

9-cochlear bellflower, tufted one is
yellowish-white

-gentians-Carinthian?

30-scythe-leaved marsh clover

34, 45-alpine lousewort


36-flower of common spotted orchid

50, 52, 54-alpine willowherb


49-stemless monkshood

60-Clusius cinquefoil?



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anka 23. 07. 2013 15:00:56
14, 15 and 36. Vito's flower is mountain hairgrass.
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otiv23. 07. 2013 15:32:32
Apolonija, Anka, thanks to both.nasmeh
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velkavrh23. 07. 2013 18:12:00
Clusius' cinquefoil is the correct identification by Apolonija for otiv's last picture.
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Apolonija23. 07. 2013 19:08:05
Brane, what do you think is on Vito's picture 51? It looks like corymb anemone from Črna prst, only I don't see the corymbs. And it's very rare.
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otiv23. 07. 2013 19:54:12
I also checked the internet and it really looks like it. I noticed that it also grows in KSA; for more, you'd need to go back to Kompotelo.nasmeh
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