South Wales Bryophytes

Some casual recording at the gardens last weekend produced the most convincing Glamorgan Oxyrrhinchium schleicheri I have seen to date. A...

I have recently put a fairly length blog article on the Sussex site ( here ) regarding the differences between L. berica and Gyroweisia t...

I haven't Blogged any bryophytes for ages I'm afraid, primarily because I didn't find much of interest over the summer despite f...

A few close-ups and microscope shots for the record: dry wet

On my way out to Witford yesterday it was spitting and looking very threatening, so I decided to make a pit stop in an area of the old BP ...

Karen Wilkinson's sharp eyes spotted a few tufts of moss on an old cow pat on Fairwood Common, Gower today (Grid ref SS 5705 9328). It l...

It is Marsh Fritillary larval web survey season, which means it's also time for me to look out for Splachnum spp on dung in the wet aci...