Tuesday, 16 September 2014
Monday, 15 September 2014
Traprain Law, part II
A few snapshots from the outing
north to the Forth |
Quarry |
Bryum alpinum, dry as a bone |
Purple-edged Reboulia |
A bending of bryologists |
Trichodon cylindricans |
Grimmia decipiens |
Grimmia montana |
Resplendent mossiness |
Green Dicranum on the horizontal surface |
Tricky decsent |
BBS outing Traprain Law, 14.9.2014
A nice outing to Traprain law in East Lothian on Sunday where a few choice species were encountered - and as usual a few in packets for refereeing. Probably stars of the day were the Grimmias montana and decipiens which were in profusion alongside Hedwigias integrifolia and stellata (watch this space for ciliata though!)
Also new for me were Amphidium mongeotii (which I must have seen before), Reboulia hemisphaerica, Lejeunia cavifolia, Lophozia sudetica, Barbilophozia hatcherii and Trichodon cylindricans. No doubt I maybe saw some of these before and forgot. A few samples were taken for photographic/herbarium/study purposes. It will also give me a chance to improve my photography skills with my new microscope.
Here's Lejeunia cavifolia looking luscious(if somewhat underlit)
Also new for me were Amphidium mongeotii (which I must have seen before), Reboulia hemisphaerica, Lejeunia cavifolia, Lophozia sudetica, Barbilophozia hatcherii and Trichodon cylindricans. No doubt I maybe saw some of these before and forgot. A few samples were taken for photographic/herbarium/study purposes. It will also give me a chance to improve my photography skills with my new microscope.
Here's Lejeunia cavifolia looking luscious(if somewhat underlit)
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