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| Rock Thrush Monticola saxatilis - male singing on the rocks by the main path to the mountain's top. When you hear the melodic song of this bird, you know you are not far from the summit! |
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| Rock Thrush habitat; looking down to the valley with the car park (starting point) visible in the top right corner. |
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| The same rocky slopes from below, near Razdrto. |
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| Erysimum sylvestre |
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| Daphne alpina |
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| Iris illyrica now in full bloom across the dry grassy slopes. |
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| Iris graminea a bit less prominent and partly hidden in the grass. |
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| Anthyllis jacquinii |
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| Linum narbonense |
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| Orchis mascula |
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| Campanula glomerata |
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| The beech forest on the top of Nanos is perhaps the most scenic place at this time of year on this mountain. The floor is covered by an endless carpet of wild garlic Allium ursinum, giving a special touch of colour and a nice scent to the forest. |
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| Veratrum album |
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| Stellaria holostea |
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| Genista sericea |
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| Geranium sanguineum |
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| Common Redstart Phoenicurus phoenicurus (male) in a local village. |
