South Wales Bryophytes

Yesterday I had a quick look at the old iron works site at SN955058 a s it was close to a site I was working at. There was a baffling m...

The distribution of this attractive liverwort in Glamorgan is slowly unravelling. Its appearance in natural and semi-natural habitats is ...

Until the 1990s, British Hedwigia were pretty easy to identify: if they had hairpoints they were H. ciliata and if hairpoints were absent ...

I finally joined the calvescens club today. After looking for this species a few times in Cardiff in late winter, the usual thing happened ...

...at least that what it looks like to me, but I'm happy to be corrected. This evening I eventually got round to looking at a specimen...

Probably a title you all dread! I was doing fieldwork on the northern slopes of Mynydd y Gaer (SN9486) on Friday, and noted a few bryos as...

This is Rhaeadr Ddu - the most spectacular waterfall on the Afon Gamlan in Coed Ganllwyd NNR, Meirionydd.  A recent survey by Des Calla...