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Exceptionally beautiful depiction of the path we walked together. Everything rustles, flows, the freshness of spring greenery soothes.
Beautiful path in beautiful, the most beautiful season.

Under 8 is Common globularia Globularia punctata (has leaves along the stem)

Under 1 is Black locust -Robinia pseudoacacia
Under 17 is Common fumitory Fumaria officinalis
under 29 is Manna ash Fraxinus ornus

Zvončica, I apologize. I see you commented on ločanka's third photo and not Velkavrh's third photo. With ločanka it is of course really the two-leaved squill.

Dear zvončica, on the third photo is common hepatica Hepatica nobilis (Zlatičnice) and certainly not two-leaved squill (lily family). Check the difference in some botanical key.

Good day everyone!

I really like these latest discussions and they are extremely useful.
It's excellent if typical characteristics of a species are written and which is the closest possible confusion. I think this is not complicating, but proper level if we want to know flowers at the right botanical level. Why not?
Thanks to all who bothered.

Good day.
Such cooperation is more than excellent, no doubt. We learn a lot from each other and improve our knowledge. The warning was definitely not malicious, but well-intentioned, so that no one learns it wrong.

Adding a photo of the dark-red helleborine.

Velkavrh, on your photo no 28 from 13.7.2017 (when you were searching for Rhapontic) it's definitely not dark-red helleborine, but on the photo is Dark-red helleborine (Epipactis atrorubens) from the orchid family.

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