Some Julian Alps plants for ID please

[Tiggrx]

I was wondering if any of you guys could help ID these plants I found growing in the Julian Alps, Slovenia.

1. A Campanula. This one is really puzzling me. It was growing in the village of Brod not far from Lake Bohinj so may possibly have been a garden escape rather than natural. According to the local flora the species found in that area are: C. zoysii, patula, rapunculus, persicifolia, barbata, glomerata, cervicaria, spicata, thyrsoides, latifolia, trachelium, rapunculoides, bononiensis, carnica, witasekiana, inconcessa, cochleariifolia, cespitosa, scheuchzeri & rotundifolia. I haven't been able to convince myself it is any of them.

2. A Sedum. Growing amongst rocks near Kranjska Gora. Could it be S. atratum

3. A Silene?. Growing on rocks above Lake Bohinj.

I would be grateful for any help
Aaron

[Tiggrx]

Sorry - not sure why pictures have come out so big (or sideways)

[mark smyth]

The photo wasnt edited down. It was still in it's oraginal size os 2857 pixels wide.

Here it is

[Lesley Cox]

Perhaps the first is Campanula rotundifolia?

[Tiggrx]

Thank you Mark - now realize I could have attached the pics differently.

Lesley - not sure about C. rotundifolia - that was certainly a common plant in the area but this was rather bigger than average (c.40cm) and has broader stem leaves than I've seen on that species. Of course it is a very variable plant

[hadacekf]

Aron,
It is the annual Sedum atratum ssp. carinthiacum

[Maggi Young]

I agree with Franz! See his website,for instance:
 http://www.franz-alpines.org/w_sedum_atratum_subsp_carinthiacum.html

[Tiggrx]

Thanks Franz & Maggi. The nearest I could find was S. atratum but was a bit put off by the lack of red colour - mystery solved

[ranunculus]

Possibly Silene veselskyi ... but I am not totally convinced.