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Tag Archives: Gentian

Blue Gentian

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After the ‘green‘ one, here is another impression from my recent hiking tours in the Alps: this time a combination of brown, green and blue.

The one below is the Gentiana Verna (or Spring Gentian). It is rather small and widespread, found on sunny alpine meadows.

Gentiana Verna Group

Gentiana Verna Group

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June 6, 2019 by Erich Styger
Posted in Hiking, Photography, Pictures Tagged Enzian, Gentian, Gentiana Verna, Spring Gentian 1 Reply
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