Wednesday 1 April 2015

Ulota calvescens on rock

I found a single tuft of Ulota calvescens on a capstone of a roadside wall south of Cwmgors (i.e. the Nant-y-Gaseg bridge parapet immediately s.w. of the Abernant Tip turning SN70310858) today, which seemed a bit odd. Sure enough, when I checked I could find no reference to it growing on rock. I also found two tufts on an Oak trunk in Llewelyn Park, Swansea a week or so ago, so at least 4 Glamorgan sites now.

3 comments:

  1. That's really extraordinary. Are you going to Tweet it?

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  2. You're on a roll Barry. Sounds worthy of an entry in Rare and Interesting.

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