Vercors in May

[Yann]

I'm just back from the Vercors mountains and had as usual nice moments there.
May is always a good period for...orchids of course.

Ophrys drumana, a special form
Ophrys fuciflora
Ophrys insectifera
Ophrys drumana x insectifera

[Yann]

Neottia ustulata, pink form
Orchis anthropophora × simia
Ophrys "fucipax"
Orchis simia, white form
Ophrys fuciflora

[Yann]

Ophrys fuciflora x drumana
Ophrys drumana with a white label
Ophrys aurelia
Ophrys aurelia, white form

[Yann]

Gentiana angustifolia
Neotinea tridentata
Ophrys ciliata x fuciflora
Ophrys Drumana x Ophrys Araneola
Ophrys, a lusus form

[Yann]

more to come 

[Maggi Young]

[Yann]

Melittis melissophyllum
Phyteuma spicatum
Narcissus poeticus
Orobanche gracilis
Muscari neglectum

[Yann]

Antirrhinum latifolium
Laserpitium siler
Helianthemum nummularium
Salvia pratensis
Polygala calcarea

[Yann]

Anthyllis vulneraria
Silene vulgaris, such delicate
Vicia cracca
Globularia cordifolia
the meodows where these plants grow

[Yann]

Reseda lutea
Aceras anthropophora and Orchis simia
Orchis mascula x provincialis
Orchis purpurea

[Gabriela]

I think I already said it but it's worth repeating, how rich are these mountains in orchids species! And of course other plants besides them   
The pretty white Helianthemum must be a subsp. of nummularium? or another sp. (H. nummularium is invariably yellow flowered - there are by thousands in the Carpaths).

[Yann]

Gabriela this is a white cream form, not so common. I only know two places where it grows happily under cliffs.

[Gabriela]

In this case I'm jealous, it's so pretty in white