Cypripedium calceolus in Tyrol - Austria

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Today I tried to find Cypripedium calceolus in north-Tyrol near Kössen. It is not so far away from my home. The weather was very bad with pouring rin. So it was not so easy to make good pictures and to climb up to the places where the slippers grow. But I had good luck and found a lot of these wonderful orchids.

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On this place I found really a lot of plants, I cannot show all the pictures which I have made. Another place nearby shows also many many plants in flower.

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Nearby the slippers I found also many of Centaurea montana (I think thhe english name is mountain knapweed)

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I was seeking also the albine form of Cypripedium calceolus, the golden slipper, but had no luck. Perhaps another one had more luck and can how it here.

Best greetings

Olaf
 
Amazing! Are those from the original native population, or are they restored? Thanks! Eric
 
TY very much for sharing!! These pic are great!!! I love those blooms too!
 
Dear Eric,
all these plants are the natural population, nothing restored.

Best greetings

Olaf
 
That is amazing to see so many in bloom! Thanks for sharing. Are they artificially propagating this species in Germany?

Robert
 
Today I visited the same place in Austria only 20 km from my home, looking for more Cypripedium.
I found again a lot of.

Here a picture of a waterfall in this valley. Nearby many Cypripedia grow.

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We can see in many groups of the Cypripedium that the flowerperiod is going to the end

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Best greetings

Olaf
 

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