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 )







?

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

Lichen - Cladonia Sp - Possibly Cladonia chlorophaea
No 1 on the set of photos



Lichen Cladonia Sp - Possibly Cladonia coniocrea
Common in woodland on acid bark and decaying wood.
No 2 on this set of photos







Swan's-neck Thyme-moss ( Mnium hornum )?



Back of P formosum has a V - shaped ridge whereas P commune has a curved back.



Haircap Sp - 4 angled capsule with what appears to be a constriction at the base of the capsule suggests Common Haircap ( Polytrichum commune ) ? Must check.











Cypress-leaved Plait-moss ( Hypnum cupressiforme ) ?
Beaked Lid





Smaller White Moss ( Leucobryum juniperoideum ) ?



Broom Fork-moss ( Dicranum scoparium ) ?

All moss IDs are a work in progress hence ???





Fungi Sp ?





Scalloped Brackets or Crimped Gill ( Plicatura crispa ) on Silver Birch
Should have rudimentary gill folds on the underside apparently. Most look if found again.
First recorded in Norfolk about three years ago and this is the possibly the fifth or sixth record.
Thanks to Tony Leech for information.



Root Fomes ( Heterobasidion annosum )
Must remember to photo from different angles.

The visible gills on the underside give a clue to this species.



Ochre Brittlegill ( Russula ochroleuca )



Fenugreek Stalkball ( Phleogena faginea )
Must remember to smell them next time.

Many thanks again to James Emerson @Norwichbirder for ID help on the shrooms.

Tag CloudFungi, Bryophytes, OchreBrittlegill, BroomFork-moss, Cypress-leavedPlait-moss, HaircapSp, CommonSmoothCap, RootFomes, FennugreekStalkball, SmallerWhiteMoss, Lichen, CladoniaSp, ScallopedBrackets, Moss

Corsican Pines ( Pinus nigra var maritima )



A seedling pine





Magnificently fissured bark of the Corsican Pine



Miner's Lettuce ( Claytonia perfoliata )



Ragwort ( Jacobaea vulgaris ) )



Dyer's Mazegill ( Phaeolus schweinitzii )







Wrinkled Crust Fungus ( Phlebia radiata )









Oyster Fungus ( Pleurotus ostreatus ) On rotting pine.



Yellow Stagshorn ( Calocera viscosa ) on rotting pine ?







Peltegera hymnera



Claydonia Sp ?



Cypress-leaved Plait-moss ( Hypnum cupressiforme)





Stereum sp ?



Lichen ?

Many thanks again to James Emerson @Norwichbirder for ID help

Tag CloudCorsicanPine, Miner'sLettuce, Ragwort, Fungi, Lichen, Moss, OysterMushroom, Cypress-leavedPlait-moss, WrinkledCrustFungus, Dyer'sMazegill