Mountain Flower ID.

Discussion in 'Plants: Identification' started by eldaria, Apr 29, 2006.

  1. eldaria

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    Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone can help me ID this flower.

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    The picture was taken on the 1st of May back in 2003, on the mountain top of Ai Petri in Ukraine.

    Anyone know what flower it is?

    Thank you.
    Brian.
     
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  3. eldaria

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    Hmmm not sure it could be those.

    The flower is 3-5cm tall, and was growing directly on the ground.
     
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    This is pulsatilla halleri (taurica) -endemic to Crimea
    Ukrainian and Russian common name for Pulsatillas -Dream flower-by the legend if you put flower under you pillow you will see prophetic dreams :-)
    Very nice pic.
     
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    Pulsatilla vulgaris
     
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    i think halleri is more likely, although it does say in my book the flowers of halleri appear with the leaves?
     
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    I recon that's a positive id for halleri.......nice pictures :)
     
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    Excellent, Thanks everyone for a very fast answer.

    It was me and my wife who where there some years ago, and we could not figure out what flower it was. :-)
     

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