My third one hour foray into the Cullaloe Hills saw the addition of a few species to the site list for me. The exploration of a banking at the roadside helped with a couple of "banking species" (
Fissidens,
Pellia), and I picked up a couple of species which I haven't identified yet - some sort of
Scapania species and one of the
dicranales.
Coverage map after three trips:
Some of the more "routine" species added to the list were
Hypnum andoi.
Dicranum scoparium,
Sanionia uncinata,
Didymodon insulanus,
Dichodontium pellucidum, and
Fissidens bryoides
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| H.andoi, looking like Honey Monster |
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| Dicranum scoparium |
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| Atrichum undulatum |
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| Dichodontium |
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| Fissidens bryoides and friend |
In the last picture you can see that the Fissidens has a fair amount of Scapania pushing through it. I don't know what this is yet, but it is heavily toothed and has pointed lobes.
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