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Apolonija1. 06. 2014 08:02:45

There is little Wulfen's rockjasmine, but some rockfoils above the hut. Bellflowers and savory also grow.
On 34 is definitely fragrant primrose.
On 6 is speedwell (broad-leaved).

SunBurned1. 06. 2014 12:10:44

And who knows what kind of thing this is? Photographed on Volovja reber.

B.C.1. 06. 2014 13:27:57

SunBurned, your picture shows a grass named feathery feathergrass.

Velkavrh and Otiv, I see you've enjoyed yourselves again. You've photographed lots of beautiful little flowers.

SunBurned1. 06. 2014 14:51:43

B.C., thanks for the answer!

velkavrh1. 06. 2014 20:06:20

Now for the fourth year I'm checking the flowers in Stiška vas at Škerjančevo at 850-950m altitude. I'll publish the sightings in two parts.

I found a huge stand - last year I hadn't noticed it here yet.

Ovate arnica or sunray. Large-flowered grows higher in mountains, likewise the alpine one with smaller flowers.

There is also common arnica with numerous subspecies throughout the Alps.

For tonight also wild strawberries - there are plenty.

velkavrh2. 06. 2014 04:03:31

Good morning! Before shift I always do a bit on the computer. Continuing with the late spring review of flowers in Stiška vas.

The entire steep pasture is not mowed or fertilized, so all sorts of things grow there every year.

Golden fritillary - unfortunately the picture did not succeed.

Flowers of Austrian leopard's-bane. I think I discovered it here for the first time.

Chamomile - not the true one for tea. There are several species of chamomile. Besides the true ones - German and Moroccan - also unscented, wild, barbarous.

Montane lady's mantle - it had whole leaves, the field one has divided.

This is probably fairy flax - Linum catharticum.

There are practically no orchids anymore - they have wilted.

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Apolonija2. 06. 2014 07:08:18

How many different flowers are blooming!

30 Jacquin's fleabane
31 upright clematis
38 whorled sage

Is your unknown perhaps yellow flax?

velkavrh4. 06. 2014 20:09:51

Today I went on an afternoon hike to Ljubeljska Baba or Košutica. Up through Planina Korošica to Hanžkovo sedlo, down to Stari Ljubelj.

From the saddle onwards towards Košutica then avriklja meadows.

Towards the top of Košutice the Pyrenean stone pink appears.

That huge sorrel causes problems on mountain pastures.

This beautiful pedunculate lousewort surprises me.

This white draba is already flowering too.

Finally I figured out why heart-leaved. Here's the proof - leaves.

This lady's mantle is recognized by its characteristic leaves.

Almost at the end of the road below at Stari Ljubelj but surprise above the road - beautiful lady's slipper. In all its beauty it would bloom in a day or so.

Apolonija4. 06. 2014 21:14:26

Lots of flowers again! I enjoy looking at them. Yesterday I saw many of them live too.
Brane, #3 is širokolistna grašica, krasen ušivec is prisekani.

peterr5. 06. 2014 00:20:47

Meanwhile on slopes towards Zelenica the beautiful lady's slipper blooms.

velkavrh5. 06. 2014 03:58:31

I know that location above the Vrtača hut on the right side.

otiv5. 06. 2014 06:37:46

Also on Porezen flowers are cheerfully blooming,
I'll show you which ones adorn it now. nasmeh

They are not little roses, but still adorn nature

It's so tiny that you can hardly see the flowers - Kerner's mouse-ear

Not all in flower yet - clustered rock-cress

...what a pity, next time - host's rockcress

So what's your name - clustered rockcress

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Apolonija5. 06. 2014 10:30:38

Bravo otiv! It's arnika, it's kukavičnik, it's smiljka

6- gorski grahor
21, 22, 23- velecvetna zvezdica

question for you and others: What's the difference between navadno nokoto and podkvica?

from 49 to 53 alpski repnjak
54, 55- mošnjak (Kernerjev mošnjak?)
59- hostov kamnokreč
61, 62, 63- grozdasti kamnokreč
64- platanolistna zlatica
not marjetice, but marjetičasta nebina

question: How do you know it's white and not green čmerika?

Thanks for the nice pictures!

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otiv5. 06. 2014 18:05:23

Apolonija, thanks for flower names,
in school I wouldn't get many grades. velik nasmeh

I mixed up nokota completely velik nasmeh

Čmerike I can't tell apart either, I know it only from abundant greenery, so it's green. velik nasmeh

Thanks for praise and best regards. nasmeh

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B.C.5. 06. 2014 20:56:31

Again a little late praises for all posted flowers.

Apolonija, the question is too hard for me, and from Otiv obviously I can't guess either.

My pics this time from Vremščica (Čemparjev vrh), Risnik near Divača and Škocjan Caves. To rhyme too: I don't know names of all flowers.

Here's another one, because there were really many on Vremščica

There is also quite a bit of Jacquin's helleborine on Vremščica

This helleborine grew in the area around Risnik

I also found this Montpellier rockrose at Risnik

Wall-rue also grows in the rocks around Škocjan Caves

This dog rose is also from Škocjan Caves

Peach-leaved bellflower from Škocjan Caves

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Apolonija5. 06. 2014 21:24:18

Dear otiv,

actually I don't know if it's white or green, because I don't see flowers. Since white is rarer, more likely green??? Genus name suffices - čmerika.
http://www.zaplana.net/flowers/Liliaceae/VeratrumAlbumAlbum(BelaCmerika)/si_VeratrumAlbumAlbum(BelaCmerika).asp

http://www.zaplana.net/flowers/Liliaceae/VeratrumAlbumLobelianum(ZelenaCmerika)/SI_ZelenaCmerika.asp
Your flower knowledge is getting better and better nasmeh

B.C. All praises to you too. Sunny days are coming, there will be nice shots...

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otiv5. 06. 2014 21:43:20

Apolonija, I read it, thanks and learned something again velik nasmeh

B.C. super pics, even the dots are visible. nasmeh

Apolonija5. 06. 2014 22:09:27

B.C. Now I noticed that there are more pictures than before. They haven't loaded yet.

10. probably Carniolan lily
11. cowslip (German?)
12. MONTPELLIER PINK
15. Don't you know rosehip flowers yet?
peach-leaved bellflower

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B.C.5. 06. 2014 23:50:51

Apolonija, thanks. I didn't even think of rosehip. I couldn't get close because it was behind a fence, over a precipice, from afar it didn't look like a bush at all.

With bellflowers I'm very behind. This confirms the fact that I only recently learned right here that now "in" are bellflowers and no longer bell-flowers. For now I know only two kinds, those with narrow "bells" and those with balloons nasmeh

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I'm used to shorter cowslips. This one was quite tall, the picture shows only one part of it. The picture is also twisted because it was lying down. That it's Montpellier pink I could actually have thought of myself. It was growing near French flax velik nasmeh

. Trieste one nowhere, although Trieste is so close.

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otiv6. 06. 2014 22:30:28

Violets for sweet dreams velik nasmeh