This plant which reminded me of a short version of
Pilosella aurantiaca (Fox and Cubs) was quite a
common plant in the shady areas on the edge of woods above 5,000 feet.
In the Alps C. aurea flourished at even higher altitudes and in the open.
Crepis aurea Golden Hawk's-beard
Val de Fain, Engadine, Swiss Alps 5th July 2010
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LHS:Austrian Tyrol 2002 15th June 2002: RHS, Val de Fain, Engadine, Swiss Alps 5th July 2010
Added on January 11th 2006, updated 8th December 2008, updated 21st March 2010, updated 14th December 2010