Kelling Heath

Sand-hill Screw-moss (Syntrichia ruralis subsp ruraliformis )

Comparing the sharp pointed tip leaves of the above plant
with the much blunter tipped leaves of the plant below from Great Yarmouth Seafront
But they both have recurved leaf margins



Great Hairy Screw-moss ( Syntrichia ruralis subsp. ruralis )



Dwarf Swan-neck Moss ( Campylopus pyriformis)
Deciduous leaves and shoots



Whitish Feather Moss (Bracythecium albicans) or Rough-stalked Feather-moss ( Bracyhtecium rutabulum) Needs Checking
and something in front probably
Redshank ( Ceratodon purpureus)








Heath Star-moss ( Campylopus introflexus)

C. introflexus can be tricky. It is very common on heathland, but is often at various stages and you can have to
search really hard for hairpoints at the base of the plant on older leaves. It tends to be upright, whereas D. het etc are more falcate.
Mary Ghullam pers comm



Juniper Haircap (Polytrichum jumiperinum)

Moss Ids confirmed and left open on this occasion.

Thanks to Mary Ghullam BBS Vice County 27 recorder




Wrinkled Crust Fungus ( Phlebia radiata )







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Tag CloudBryophytes, Moss, WrinkledCrustFungus, Sand-hillScrew-moss, Cypress-leavedPlait-moss, SilkyForklet-moss