This flowers look so special and they belong to species called Spreading bellflower
( Campanula patula L. ).
It is called Rumex thyrsoides L.. This plant have this little green-red-pink nuts and on the second photo you can see an insect on it. We don't know what species exactly is this insect.
After that little photo sesion, we drove to the Dominik's vineyard. We went for a walk around the vineyard and also took some photos.
On the photo below you can see the vineyard all green. We often come here to enjoy the nature and sometimes drink coffee.
We really like this place because it is quite, only sound you can hear are natural sounds.
The fruits started to develop on Common grape wine ( Vitis vinifera L.).
Can't wait to try the taste from this year fruits in September.
This species is very common in Croatia. On the photo below we at first thought it was a semi-parazite on plant but than we come to conclusion it was the same species.
We laughed so much because of it. We made a mistake because there in Croatia is that one semi-parazite called Lathrea squamaria but to be honest it doesn't even look like this.😅
White one is Addermeat ( Stellaria holostea L.). You can see little insect consuming nectar from him.
This pink one is the one that we saw for the first time. We didn't learn about this one on university, so we found out with little help of books about what species is about.
It is called Ragged robin ( Lychnis flos- cuculi L.)
We stayed in vineyard little longer and took photos of nature around it. Everything looks just amazing, every little plant looks so alive.
This fern is Lady fern ( Athyrium filix-femina (L.) Roth). This species is very variable and it comes in wetter and shady forests.
Plants occupied the cottage and grow all over it.
Again we can see Common ivy all over the cottage.
Big roots from boot sides of the way suffer great stress because they are exposed to air and direct rain.
Pink flower is Grass Pea ( Lathyrus nissolia L.). We found this flowers so gentle and cute.
We put this photo because we saw this white foam on it. We don't know what that is but it was very fascinating to see, so if you know about this white foam tell us in comments. ☺️🌿
This is Yellow Spring Bedstraw ( Galium verum L.).
It usually comes in dry meadows.
Last one is Yorkshire fog ( Holcus lanatus L. )