Wednesday, December 28, 2022

Bryophytes in Eridge Park 23.12.22

Eridge Park is an SSSI; its Natural England citation is mainly for it's lichens, but it has a very large number of bryophytes too. I have written a fuller post on this visit on my website.

Ulota bruchii



An Orthotrichum species



Metzgeria furcata 



Lewinska affins



Hypnum curpessiforme



Eurhynchium striatum



Cryphaea heteromalia 



Bryum aregentum



Brachythecium rutabulum



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