Upper Sheringham

Wall-rue (Asplenium ruta-mururaria)







Grey-cushion Grimmia (Grimmia pulvinata)



Zygogdon Sp ?

Zygodon you can't do unless you look under the microscope and study the gemmae. If Z. viridissimus gemmae will have cross partitions (about 4/5) and the odd vertical one, although that's not all that easy to see. If leaf nerve extends beyond tip and thickens towards leaf tip, it will be Z. vir var stirtonii. Z. conoideus has no vertical partitions and normally more cross ones (6/7/8). Z. rupestris, which is much less common, is like Z vir but with no vertical partitions, but, as I say, they can be difficult to see and sometimes you don't get many gemmae to play with.
Mary Ghullam per comm

Cylindric Beard-moss (Didymodon insulanus)





Anomalous Bristle-moss (Orthotrichum anomalum)

Moss Ids confirmed on this occasion.

Thanks to Mary Ghullam BBS Vice County 27 recorder

Tag CloudGrey-cushionedGrimmia, GreenYoke-moss, CylindricBeard-moss, Wall-rue, Moss, Bryophytes, Fern, AnomalousBristle-moss