Upper Glacier 14 by sossy
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Switzerland, Berner oberland, Grindelwald
I noticed some alp flowers growing beside the path, but really don't know the name, maybe someone of you do??
Thanks a lot for all appreciated comments! ;o)
Comments (29)
MARVELOUS!
It's really superb!!
Beautiful and wish i did know the name. Such a delicate beauty, but that is the way of wild flowers. Excellent shot Sossy, much detail.
Excellent shot.
Beautiful!!!!
I don't know either, but it's a beautiful capture!
Your image is ultra great. 5+.
No clue but wonderful shot and clear enough that someone must be able to name them from this. Nice shot.
I like the way the background looks brushed, beautiful flower and capture!!!
sehr schön!
Very nice lovely blue
Super shot!
Excellent capture!
nice soft focus on the flower and great color !
Gorgeous!
Stunning image
Delightful!
Totally wow. I don't know the exact name but I am pretty sure it is kind of an Aconitum.
Splendid and very beautiful realization my friend.....!!!!
Pretty!!
wonderful closeup! thanx for sharing , dearest traveller!
I will only guess; but, I think these are Gentians. Beautiful capture on nature's creation.
Very beautiful flower and excellent shot!
awesome flowers
Blau alpen Blumen. The name of the flowers is (Blauer Eisenhut (Aconitum napellus))a think.
What an incredibly beautiful blue flower this is! Wonderful capture!
Colors stands out with the green background. Excellent. Aloha
Such delicate blue flowers, Rita. Such incredible detail can be seen. They grow beautiful in a region wher the weather makes it difficult to grow anything! Warm regards, on another wet May evening, John.
A beautiful capture and flowers. I remember seeing those flowers in Engelberg and I also captured them ! In French they are called "Aconit paniculé" and the Latin name is "Aconitum variegatum"