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| velkavrh27. 04. 2014 04:58:06 |
Good morning! It's true - I think it's drooping-fruited foxtail. It was just at the beginning of blooming and I identified it too quickly. The auricula really excites me in spring. It seems I found it last year on more than ten hikes. Often too high in rocks to approach it, like that site above huge rocks above the road to Stari Ljubelj and elsewhere.
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| Apolonija27. 04. 2014 06:25:29 |
Then you have to go to Belško planina.
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| francimedved27. 04. 2014 06:55:54 |
When will there be lush blooming on Beljska planina this year, has anyone walked there these days?
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| otiv27. 04. 2014 07:25:05 |
In the valley vegetation has rushed with growth. In mountains lots of snow, so before May 15 no peak blooming expected, that's theory though, we'll see on visit to Struška. Even in June it's been beautiful many times.
Best regards!
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| Apolonija27. 04. 2014 07:39:26 |
Sometimes already on May 1st in bloom, recent years like otiv says. In June, July lilies, lady's slippers, martagon also bloom...Lp
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| francimedved27. 04. 2014 10:50:04 |
Thanks, every year I go up to photograph flowers and this year I don't want to miss it.
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| velkavrh27. 04. 2014 19:41:56 |
Dear otiv!
No. 5-fragrant pearl
No. 7,8-common honey flower
No. 9-reddish-brown bloodwort
No.14.,15.-white helleborine
No.17.,18.-many-flowered dead nettle
No.21.-forest vetchling
No. 22.,23.-definitely globeflower
No. 27.,28.-forest helleborine
L.P.
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| otiv27. 04. 2014 19:59:06 |
Brane, thanks for making my evening easier. 
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| Apolonija27. 04. 2014 21:00:34 |
Let me also make your evening a little easier:
16-Stinking crane's-bill (Geranium robertianum)
10-Pointed-leaved mallow
Best
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| otiv27. 04. 2014 21:07:51 |
Apolonija, many thanks
Best regards!
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| otiv28. 04. 2014 06:34:56 |
I knew about the trumpet flower, but not the stinking one. Thanks Primož and have a nice day!
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| jprim30. 04. 2014 16:24:41 |
Nice, great pleasure that this section doesn't weaken, since soon there will be flowers aplenty again and from you dear teachers one learns a lot, oh well, when things get mixed up so quickly again??
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| velkavrh30. 04. 2014 17:14:59 |
jprim, the season of mountain flowers is just starting, in the mid-mountains around Gorenjska there's still plenty of snow, let alone in the high mountains. L.P.
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| Apolonija30. 04. 2014 23:54:54 |
The flowers are blooming early. B.C. you offered us nice pictures again. I'll get to know butterflies better too. You can skip asking about names, because they are correct.
9-spotted orchid- has spots
10-hooded orchid- all petals except the honey lip are in the hood
11- common orchid- Characteristic are the stripes on the hood- green veins.
18- Jacquin's restharrow
Happy holidays everyone!
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| B.C.1. 05. 2014 10:19:06 |
Apolonija, thanks for the help.
Orchids really confuse me, almost for each I find at least two potential candidates. Usually I help myself with internet pictures, but that way you get tangled (and despair) quickly, so the above descriptions of key features will be very helpful. When I spotted the orchid from picture 10 in nature, I was very happy, as I thought I had found the monkey orchid, but was quickly disappointed, since closer look showed the "legs" were too thick for a monkey. The hunt for monkey orchid continues, but apparently need to move a few more km closer to the sea.
Jacquin's restharrow I saw for the first time. I did try to find the name, but didn't know what to search for. It reminded me most of clover
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| Apolonija1. 05. 2014 14:47:30 |
B.C., you know that this monkey orchid has "disturbed" me for some years too. I also thought I "had" it, but it was the helmeted one. They really are very similar. The monkey one has longer, slimmer "limbs", as you point out, but not all signs are always equally expressed. The difference between them is: Flowers in our orchids open from bottom up, even in helmeted, but in monkey the opposite - from top down. You're closer to its habitat and you'll surely find it-)).
From the picture I judged it's Jacquin's restharrow. Check it yourself too, since you saw the whole plant.
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| Apolonija1. 05. 2014 14:49:40 |
Brane, you have good eyes, as you discover so many plants!
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