Excursion: Arosa VI
One last look before we leave Arosa.
The white flowers are Ranunculus aconitifolius. Eisenhutblättriger hahnenfuss. Same family as those flowers known as buttercup and fair-maids-of-France. While the flowers are poisonous to cattle and taste bitter and cause blistering of the mouth so that they're generally left alone, they become safe to consume when they're dry (source).
The yellow flowers are probably from the same family but I didn't get any close up photos of them and am thus unable to identify them with any confidence.
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8 comments:
Such magnificent scenery! You are so blessed!
I always admire the simplicity of the elements with which you composed your pictures ...
Thank you for writing such a thoughtful comment on my blog today.
I've added you to my blogroll, so that I can visit your blog every now and then.
Thanks again.
This is a beautiful photo!
By golly you have taken some breathtaking photos over the past few days!
Hilda: I know it and can barely believe it!
EQA: Thank you very much! And I'll look forward to visiting Indonesia through your blog.
Timothy: Glad that you like it and thanks for writing.
Kris: To be honest, all the photos (and many more!) were taken over the course of a few hours we spent in Arosa. It was just a day trip that we made from Villigen.
so very pretty. what a lovely spot.
Hi Z..I enjoyed your series on Arosa. Such a picturesque place.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful shots.
beautiful place, lovely image, Z!!!! I missed this blog so much .........
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