South Wales Bryophytes

A Fossombronia,  which was widely distributed along the heavily trodden grass walkway on Port Eynon Point headland, under the microscope p...

male Fossombronia incurva I spent about an hour on Christmas Eve exploring the abandoned Crofty building plot and recorded Cephalozie...

Couldn't resist bringing back a few holiday bryos last month, a good selection of British species which I managed to identify, including...

A few indistinct (primarily acid) flush lines through this tightly grazed pasture provided some local interest, with species noted includi...

During our annual pilgrimage to Skomer last Saturday, I didn't do any bryophyte recording, or much else for that matter, as it was nic...

I noticed a few bryophytes colonising the edge of a newly created pond at Graig farm near Llandovery in early December.  Everything was a bi...

On Friday I spent a couple of hours tying up some loose ends. First port of call was the Ty-du arable field (ST103800), where Sam and Julian...

The larch felling program of the last few years has resulted in a proliferation of new tracks in the Park, where heavy vehicle tires have cr...

We've been paying a bit more attention to fungi than bryophytes so far this autumn, but this weekend we happened upon a small group of f...

A day trip to the island with friends yesterday provided a few opportunities to look at bryophytes when not taken in by the spectacular di...

I treated myself to a seawatch at Port Eynon at first light on Sunday morning, but it was so drizzly when I arrived, that visibility did...