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| anka 17. 07. 2011 16:03:06 |
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| babim17. 07. 2011 17:35:00 |
Anka, that should hold. The flower isn't white but pale pink. Thanks!
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| jarsan17. 07. 2011 19:04:30 |
Another photo of creeping gypsophila in company of potbellied bellflower (at least I hope so).
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| legenda17. 07. 2011 20:28:03 |
The photo is from today, taken on Zg. Dolga Njiva pasture below Tolsta Košuta. Similar to Pannonian souslik, or am I wrong?
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| velkavrh17. 07. 2011 20:46:03 |
Babim, it holds. On the first photo the pink color and flower shape weren't well visible, on the second one the pink color and shape are well visible and the worse photo misled me.
Legenda, yes it is Pannonian souslik, otiv also posted this one.
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| otiv18. 07. 2011 20:04:17 |
We can also find a nice little flower on Kum. I'll try for the names later, of course if I succeed.
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| velkavrh22. 07. 2011 05:42:17 |
Now a couple of little flowers from yesterday's ramble on the paths of Krvavec.
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| velkavrh22. 07. 2011 06:33:36 |
In the literature I found that the last picture is woolly-headed thistle; it says it grows on forest edges up to 1500 m.
For the fourth bellflower I would determine that it's Carnic; I can't find the name for the fifth flower anywhere - it seems to me that it's bloody cranesbill.
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| Žan22. 07. 2011 09:44:34 |
On the fifth picture is narrow-leaved willowherb (Chamaenerion angustifolium)
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| anka 22. 07. 2011 09:46:42 |
On the second photo is cross-leaved gentian, the candlestick is silky-haired (silky-leaved) gentian. The bellflower on the third picture is probably rusty (leaves not visible). On the fifth picture is willowherb, on the ninth picture is common blackhead. The last one is not woolly-headed thistle, it's probably the common one. For identification I recommend Foto-narava gallery. You can type the genus (thistle) into the search and you'll soon be closer to the solution.
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| Žan22. 07. 2011 10:03:45 |
A very good starting point for identifying plant species is kamniski-vrh.net - in my opinion the best botanical website in the Slovenian language.
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| babim22. 07. 2011 12:19:49 |
otiv - fourth picture maybe evergreen candytuft (crucifers)
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| babim22. 07. 2011 12:23:31 |
velkavrh - I think that the 4th picture is Scheuchzer's bellflower, on the 5th picture it's willowherb
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| jprim22. 07. 2011 12:41:51 |
Yes, Žan you're right, really good page, but in this album there are far too few plants that we hikers photograph, so we need to search for additional sources as well.
Also more experienced plant connoisseurs are good help.
LP!
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| velkavrh22. 07. 2011 21:52:18 |
Today from the tour to Begunjščica I'm not bringing any particular floral richness.
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| velkavrh23. 07. 2011 07:41:29 |
Babim, I think the fourth picture isn't Carniolan bellflower, because that bellflower has a more pronounced trumpet, the shrubby one isn't either. If I look at pictures of Scheuchzer's bellflower in both handbooks that I have available and my not-best picture, the similarity is identical. There was less of it on the growing site than of the potbellied one and by color it is more violet, so it was visible from afar that it was different. Only these two species grow under Veliki Zvoh—it's really all blue. So you are right.
Willowherb confused me a bit, because on none of the shown pictures is it like my shot. Yesterday I noticed it also on the tour to Begunjščica. It grew just above Poljska planina; I call such a growing site among brushwood—not a very respectable growing site.
Anka, thanks for the explanation. It's really a bit harder to determine a flower that I pay attention to for the first time. I stumble upon a bunch of similar ones and of course miss. That's why we have this forum, to get to know them. This year I'm progressing quite well; you can acknowledge that.
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| anka 23. 07. 2011 08:44:09 |
The third photograph shows the long-flowered pearl.
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| velkavrh24. 07. 2011 06:37:21 |
In some hut this year they served me brandy in which a pearl was soaked. The drink was green in color. Which pearl was that! On planina Pod Lišcem on the botanical path I saw mountain pearl. There were only leaves, it wasn't flowering yet. It grew on one rock. In the handbook only coastal pearl is mentioned, which is endemic to Italian and French Southwestern Alps. On the list of flowers of the botanical garden above Vodnikov dom there is no pearl listed.
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| velkavrh24. 07. 2011 07:41:33 |
Today there's nothing else but to study what I shot last week. By far the richest was the harvest on the Krvavška tour. From a botanical point of view I highly recommend it. It starts right away on the path above planina Jezerce and doesn't disappoint us at the end when we finish at planina Dolge Njive below Veliki Zvoh.
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| anka 24. 07. 2011 11:33:58 |
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