30/4/2015 WALK TO AKTAS BEACH ALONG ROAD AND THROUGH PINE WOODS

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1 GHISLAIN S FLOWER WALKS (LATIN NAME FOLLOWED BY COMMON NAME) 30/4/2015 WALK TO AKTAS BEACH ALONG ROAD AND THROUGH PINE WOODS ACANTHUS MOLLIS (BEAR S BREECHES) ARUM MACULATUM (LORDS AND LADIES) CYTINUS RUBER (PARASITIC PLANT LIVES ON CISTUS) SEE PHOTO AGROSTEMMA GITHAGO (CORNCOCKLE) SILENE (CAMPION) RANUNCULUS (BUTTERCUP NOT SURE WHICH SPECIES) BORAGO OFFICINALIS (BORAGE) HYPERICUM (ST JOHN S WORT) FUMARIA BICOLOUR (FUMITORY) POTENTILLA (YELLOW) CERCIS SILIQUASTRUM (JUDAS TREE) ROBINA PSEUDACACIA (FALSE ACACIA) STYRAX OFFICINALIS (STORAX) VICIA VILLOSA (VETCH DEEP PURPLE) VICIA HYBRIDA (HAIRY YELLOW VETCHLING) EUPHORBIA (NOT SURE WHICH SPECIES) CENTAUREA JACEA (BROWN-RAYED KNAPWEED) AINSWORTHIA TRACHYCARPA (AINSWORTHIA) KNAUTIA DEGENII (FIELD SCABIOUS PURPLE AND PALE BLUE CARDUS (THISTLE) CISTUS PARVIFLORUS (PINK CISTUS) CISTUS SAVIFOLIUS (WHITE CISTUS) BRIZA MAXIMA (QUAKING GRASS)

2 ORNITHOGALUM UMBELLATUM (STAR OF BETHLEHEM) LIMODORUM ABORTIVUM (BIRD S NEST ORCHID) DACTYLORHIZA MACULATA (SPOTTED ORCHID) PROSOPIS JULIFLORA (HONEY MESQUITE) 29/4/2015 WALK UP THROUGH PINE FOREST AND ALONG MOUNTAIN SIDE TO KABAK OPHYRUS LUTEA SUB SPECIES GALILAEA CYTINUS RUBER (YELLOW/RED PARASITE ON CISTUS). SEE PHOTO AN UNUSUAL SIGHTING, OCCASIONED WE BELIEVE BY THE RAIN THAT FALLEN DURING THE PREVIOUS WEEK. WHEN WE RE-TRACED SOME OF THIS WALK 4 DAYS LATER, AFTER A PERIOD OF CONTINUOUS SUN, THERE WAS VERY LITTLE EVIDENCE OF THIS BRIGHTLY COLOURED PARASITE. ONLY A SLIMY MASS OF BROWN JELLY REMAINED! SILENE BEHEN (CRETAN CATCHFLY) LAURUS NOBILIS (SWEET BAY) ANEMONE CORONARIA (CROWN ANEMONE) RANUNCULUS (BUTTERCUP) PAPAVER (POPPY) UMBILICUS RUPESTRIS (NAVEL WORT) POTENTILLA (ROCK ROSE) PYRUS AMYGDALIFORMIS (ALMOND LEAVED PEAR) GENISTA (BROOM) VICIA VILLOSA (PURPLE VETCH) TRIFOLIUM STELLATUM (STARRY CLOVER) GERANIUM ROBERTIANUM (HERB ROBERT) LINUM BIENNE (FLAX) EUPHORBIA DENDROIDES MALVA MOSCHATA (MUSK MALLOW)

3 ALLIUM (WILD GARLIC) ASPARAGUS ACUTIFOLIUS (WILD ASPARAGUS) GLADIOLUS ITALICUS (COMMON CORN FLAG) SEE PHOTO HELIANTHIUM (ROCK ROSE) ANAGALLIS (PIMPERNEL BLUE AND ORANGEY-RED) CONVOLVULUS (BINDWEED) VITEX AGNUS CASTUS (NOT IN FLOWER) ORIGANUM (IN BUD) ERYNGIUM CRETICUM (SMALL HEADED BLUE ERYNGO) SCROPHULARIA PEREGRINA (FIGWORT) OROBANCHE (GREATER BROOM RAPE) SCABIOSA (SCABIOUS) CAMPANULA (BELL FLOWER) BELLIS SYLVESTRIS (DAISY) CHAMOMILE CHRYSANTHEMUM SEGETUM (CORN MARIGOLD) CALENDULA ARVENSIS CARLINA (THISTLE) TRAGOPOGON PRATENSIS (GOAT S BEARD) LEOTONDON (HAWKBIT) MUSCARI COMOSUM (GRAPE HYACINTH) 3/5/2015 FARALYA AKTAS- COASTAL PATH TO KABAK- RETURN TO FARALYA THROUGH PINE FOREST AND MOUNTAIN-SIDE FIELDS SCORZONERA (VIPER S GRASSES) SALVIA VERBENACA (WILD CLARY) CONVOLVULUS ALTHAEOIDES SEE PHOTO ANAGALLIS MONELLI (SHRUBBY PIMPERNEL)

4 TORDYLIUM APULUM CISTUS SALVIFOLIUS (SAGE LEAVED CISTUS) CISTUS PAVIFLORUS HYPERICUM BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS (BOX) MERCURIALIS ANNUA (ANNUAL MERCURY) EUPHORBIA CYPARISSIAS (CYPRESS SPURGE) CORONILLA EMERUS (SCORPION VETCH) GENISTA (SEVERAL DIFFERENT TYPES - NOT SURE OF SPECIES) CERCIS SILIQUASTRUM (JUDAS TREE) RANUNCULUS COMUTUS (BUTTER CUP) AGROSTEMMA GITHAGO (CORNCOCKLE) POMEGRANATE MATRICARIA RECUTITA (SCENTED MAYWEED) SEE PHOTO 1/5/2015 TLOS CALENDULA (YELLOW AND ORANGE) SILENE (CAMPION) LEUCANTHEMUM VULGARE (OX-EYE DAISY) BUGLOSSOIDES PURPUROCAERULEA (BUGLOSS) CERINTHE (HONEYWORT) ECHIUM VULGARE (VIPER S BUGLOSS) ANCHUSA (ALKANET) MALVA SYLVESTRIS (COMMON MALLOW) ARTEDIA SQUAMATA EUPHORBIA ACANTHOTHAMNOS

5 2/5/2015 KAYAKOY THIS IS ONLY A SMALL SAMPLE OF THE FLOWERS SEEN AT THE SITE. THERE WERE SO MANY DIFFERENT SPECIES THAT TWO (OR MORE) DAYS WOULD HAVE BEEN NEEDED TO RECORD MOST OF THOSE GROWING IN THIS REASONABLY UN- DISTURBED ENVIRONMENT. CERINTHE (YELLOW) CLOVER (PINK AND WHITE) ANALGALLIS AVENSIS (PIMPERNELS RED AND BLUE) CYNOSURUS ECHINATUS (ROUGH DOG S TAIL GRASS) GENISTA (BROOM) BRIZA MAXIMA (QUAKING GRASS) CHAMOMILE ONOSMA FRUTESCENS (GOLDEN DROPS) HELICHRYSUM STOECHAS (EVERLASTING FLOWER) PARENTUCELLIA LATIFOLIA (BARTSIA) MANDRAKE (NOT IN FLOWER) PHLOMIS (JERUSALEM SAGE) RUBIACENE (BEDSTRAW) OROBANCHE - POSSIBLY CARYOPHYLLACEA (BROOMRAPE) TORDYLIUM OFFICINALE ERODIUM CICUTARIUM (COMMON STORK S BILL) MORICANDA ARVENSIS

6 CYTINUS RUBER (PARASITIC PLANT LIVES ON CISTUS) GLADIOLUS ITALICUS (COMMON CORN FLAG) COLUTEA ARBORESCENS BLADDER SENNA

7 ORCHYS SPECIES NOT KNOWN - BUT POSSIBLY LIMORDORUM

8 OPHRYS LUTEA SUB SPECIES GALILAEA (YELLOW OPHRYS SUB SPECIES) UNIDENTIFIED ORCHID - POSSIBLY ANACAMPTIS COLLINA OR ANACAMPTIS SANCTA

9 OROBANCHE POSSIBLY CARYOPHYLLACEA CONVOLVULUS ALTHAEOIDES (MALLOW LEAVED BINDWEED)

10 MATRICARIA RECUTITA (SCENTED MAYWEED) TORDYLIUM APULUM (MEDITERRANEAN HARTWORT)

11 GHISLAIN I HAVE INCLUDED HERE PHOTOS OF BOTH THE LOQUAT AND MEDLAR TREES. I THINK YOU WILL AGREE THAT THE MEDLAR IS NOT THE FRUIT WE HAD FOR DINNER LAST WEEK?! OTHER THAN THE FRUITS, THE LEAVES ON THE TWO PLANTS ARE THE MAIN IDENTIFYING FEATURES THOSE ON THE LOQUAT ARE BIGGER AND ARE NOT AS SMOOTH AS THOSE ON THE MEDLAR. LOQUAT MEDLAR