Flowers and a Few Fungi Around Ehrwald - September 2025

These are our observations, between 8 and 17 September 2025, on Collett's walks E1, E2, E3, E4, E7, M1, M5 and H4.

Ribwort Plantain

Scheuchzer's Bellflower

Alpine Avens

Spring Gentian

Yellow Whitlow Grass

Harebell

False Medlar

Wild Basil

Bearded Bellflower

German Gentian 

Woolly Thistle

Whorled Clary

Viper's-bugloss

Buttercup

Wild Angelica

Common Hemp Nettle 

Common Dogwood

Marsh Cranesbill

Sticky Sage

Great Masterwort

Slender Broomrape

Sainfoin

Dog Violet

Hawkweed Oxtongue

False Aster

Black Medicķ

Wood Ragwort 

White Clover 

Self heal

Birdsfoot Trefoil 

Red Clover

Shiny Scabious

Singleflower Knapweed

Lady's Mantle

Carrot family 

Herb Robert 

Meadow Cranesbill 

Greater Willowherb

Guelder Rose

Canada Goldenrod

Cabbage Thistle

Corn Poppy

Autumn Crocus

Willow leaved Gentian

Grass of Parnassus

Field Scabious

Knapweed?

Fringed Gentian

Yellow Oxeye

Carrot family

Carline Thistle

Yarrow

Wood Scabious

Bladder Campion

Eyebright 

Dark Mullein

Tansy

Musk Mallow

Bull Thistle

Coneflower 

European Goldenrod 

Clustered Bellflower

Monkshood

Herb Paris

Alpine Catchfly

Creeping Bellflower

Thyme

Creeping Thistle 

Marsh Marigold

Brown Knapweed

Tormentil 

 

Pictures not taken:

Valerian

Horseshoe Vetch

Rock Thyme

Ling

Note that Himalayan Balsam is excluded as it's an exotic species that shouldn't be here.

Fungi:

White Coral Fungus

King Bolete (Cep/Porcini)

Larch Bolete

Shiny Mottlegill

Yellow Fieldcap (open)

Yellow Fieldcap (closed)

Hoof Fungus

Sessile Earthstar

Red-banded Polypore

Shingled Hedgehog

Veiled poisonpie 

Shellfish-scented russula 

Puffball

Shaggy Inkcap

Coral Fungus

Sheathed Woodtuft

Pig's Ears

Brownish Chroogomphus (or Brown Slimecap or Copper Spike)

Slimy Spike

Ochre Brittlegill

Orange Jelly Spot

Clustered Toughshank

Common Rustgill

Dusky Bolete

White Domecap

Grisette?

Golden Cap

White Saddle

Hollow Bolete

Apricot Jelly

Pear-shaped Puffball

Other:

Red Bottomed Bee

Tropidothorax leucopterus

Four Spot Orb Weaver

Butterfly - similar to Lesser Mountain Ringlet

Marmot