Despite our misadventure of the day before, looking for Pinguicula dertosensis, our fieldtrip was only at its beggining.
The following day, we leaved to meet another butterwort: Pinguicula mundi Blanca, Jamilena, Ruiz Rejon & Reg. Zamora. This spanish endemic is known only from two localities. Its name comes from the Rio Mundo, a castillan river where it was described. So that we decided to explore those gorges to find some more sites, between some gorgeous landscapes:
This day was full of beautiful plants and numerous orchids that I will post pictures in another threat.
Finally, none new site was descovered. And we reached the location of the description of this species, that is also a really beautiful place:
A few meters left to reach the bottom of this site:
And the first butterworts were blooming:
Another view of the site, the butterworts grow in every seeping chalky outcrops that can be seen:
Although the main interest is Pinguicula mundi, they are some very great landscape to see from its type location:
Regards
Aymeric
