South Wales Bryophytes

I've been checking Funaria -covered bonfire sites for fruit bodies of bryoparasitic fungi for ages, so I was pleased to finally spot som...

An hour and half looking at Sphagnum on Cefn Bryn yesterday afternoon turned up no surprises on the bog-moss front, with squarrosum bein...

I'm aware of Epibryon plagiochilae on Plagiochila,  but don't recall seeing this one. Any help appreciated.

I never found anything remarkable during a two hour search along a 1km stretch of the river today, which lacked any cascades greater t...

Because we've been concentrating mostly on fungi this autumn, most of our bryophyte recording has been rather incidental. Some of the mo...

A ramble through a short section of the north Gower Ash woods last Friday produced a few records of interest, the best of which were a sma...

During our bank holiday visit to the island, casual recording produced a little Didymodon umbrosus on the north-facing wall that houses d...

I recently accompanied Karen Wilkinson on a trip to Craig Waun Taf and Craig Fan Ddu - the line of crags to the south of Pen y Fan.   These ...

I did some work in Swansea Docks yesterday and finally managed to add 22 species to the previously unrecorded SS69Q. There was nothing of sp...