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Which flower is this?

velkavrh9. 04. 2014 14:44:48

B.C., on picture eight it is indeed glandular hemp-nettle. Under your today's 14th is early marsh orchid. Under 15, after checking numerous pictures, I concluded it's common water chickweed - Myosoton aquaticum.

B.C.9. 04. 2014 14:59:58

Oh, that was fast, thanks. I won't have to browse books and internet, because I don't know these white flowers well. Seems to me there are quite a few similar among them.

Apolonija9. 04. 2014 19:23:59

B.C. I like your activity and nice soul pictures and some witty caption. For more precise identification of lesser known plants....well, it's a bit harder, because not all plant parts are clear. It's not that important, right, Vito?

Brane, just a bit jokingly, a bit seriously challenging you. You say under 15 it's common chickweed. What if not? It blooms from summer to autumn, needs wetland...unless plants are confused this year. What if it's greater stitchwort Stellaria holostea??? Regards

miri9. 04. 2014 19:42:46

Unknown to me. velik nasmeh

otiv9. 04. 2014 19:54:31

I think your flower has red berries in autumn. nasmeh

Apolonija9. 04. 2014 20:04:40

Miri, otiv is right. In autumn it's full of red berries on the..."snake", that's Italian arum,
http://www.google.si/search?q=la%C5%A1ki+ka%C4%8Djak&nord=1&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=0YpFU7uFIbGw7AasgYHYDA&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&biw=1280&bih=939#nord=1&q=arum+italicum&tbm=isch

Best regards to all and I just took this picture:

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velkavrh9. 04. 2014 20:10:27

miri-your flower is called arum-I have it on my flower bed too. It really forms a conical cluster of red berries in autumn.

Apolonija, B.C.'s picture emphasized the white flower more, while stem and leaves are blurred. Flowers of chickweed and stitchwort are very similar. Stitchwort has thinner, elongated stems and more pointed leaves. Stitchwort is usually found more in forest or forest edges. Around Postojna flowers are earlier, and this spring is too warm. I allow the possibility that it's also stitchwort. I usually find this stitchwort around my home in the forest. Haven't seen it this year yet. Greetings.

miri9. 04. 2014 20:15:04

You are masters. This one is from Crete

B.C.9. 04. 2014 21:05:05

Velkavrh and Apolonija, perhaps the two photographs below will help you determine the flower in picture no. 15, where the leaves are a bit more distinct.

otiv9. 04. 2014 21:09:15

Miri, there are lots of them also in Istria, when I was picking mushrooms, I encountered it several times.
Nice regards! nasmeh

Apolonija10. 04. 2014 07:49:18

B.C., good morning and thanks for the effort. I couldn't say anything for sure. Common chickweed - has bluish-colored pollen sacs, immortelles generally also have more than 3 necks on the fruit. On your pictures I see 3, but they are not the best visible. If it's starflower I'm not sure. I thought of many-flowered, because your flower reminds me of it, less of woodland. So, I don't know. Lp

tinky10. 04. 2014 09:21:06

Brane, you know all the greenery, you'll surely know what is in the picture.

B.C.10. 04. 2014 10:14:49

Apolonija, let this be in thanks this time a bouquet of orchids from Domače gore (capital letter not mistake, since they grow on hill named Domače gore, on Vremščica ridge). Saw them first time, there are quite a few. If correctly identified, it's elder finger orchid.

Other flowers from Slatna and Domače gore I'll post later.

Apolonija10. 04. 2014 15:03:03

B.C. Thanks for wonderful orchids. You identified the name correctly of course. For some years planning to go to Vremščica, haven't been there yet. This year maybe it works. Waiting for peonies.

Tynki, perhaps I can whisper to you that it's classless fox. Lp

otiv10. 04. 2014 19:41:01

Apolonija, nicely caught the last minutes of the day. You have a wonderful view from home window, I look at greenhouse chimneys jezen

Nice regards!

velkavrh10. 04. 2014 20:07:30

Today, however, with a colleague to Kamniški vrh from Ambrož. And quite delightful mountain flowers.

Already before the Osredek pasture I find pale cuckooflower above the path - it flowers first.

The forest was dark, so I didn't capture the three-leaved anemone well on the photo.

Planina Osredek offers nothing yet. On Senožetih, however, I find the first probably heart-leaved mračice.

There were quite a few of them. I did not see the leaves or rather did not photograph them, as they differ from the long-stemmed ones by their leaves, which are also rarer than the bare-stemmed ones.

Here with my colleague we even find the only Clusius' svišč.

We also spot habitats of common slečnik.

In the rocks of Senožet we discover avriklje, but it is almost impossible to get close to them. This one is growing near the cross on Senožetih.

I climbed to this habitat via the steep path from the west. This path is the steepest and somewhere in the middle of the ascent to the summit on the left side in the rocks is the habitat.

At the bench at the start of the steep ascent, every year I find the seven-leaved petoprstnik.

The flower did not turn out very well, but the leaves - I wonder how many lobes the leaf has - seven or nine. It's a bit hard to count them. There are seven.

On the descent from Kamniški vrh before the saddle, surprisingly my colleague discovers Wulfen's jeglič.

On the way back over the Planjave ridge we also find smrdljivka.

Upon returning to Ambož among the čemaž there is a lot of common volčin. Čemaž already has buds.

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otiv11. 04. 2014 08:26:32

Velika Planina covered with a lilac thin veil,
that gives you the feeling as if in school you got a five. velik nasmeh

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miko1411. 04. 2014 09:04:26

Hello!
Can someone tell me what the plant in the photo is called?
I've seen quite a few on the path to Matajur.

otiv11. 04. 2014 09:35:08

If the picture is "fresh" it's probably evergreen candytuft, as it's one of the first flowers in the mountains. nasmeh

Best regards!

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B.C.11. 04. 2014 15:09:04

On the slopes of Vremščica (Domače gore and Slatna) besides the already posted elder-leaved orchis, numerous flowers are blooming. You can see some below.