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Mossing at Jones Farm – October 29, 2021

Posted on November 1, 2021 by WCBC

Perfect day to be looking at moss! One inch of rain yesterday and dry today until we finished the walk. Just the way moss likes it. Thanks Betty for arranging that!

Information about the bryophytes seen today can be found on our website here. Photography by Betty Jones & Penny Longhurst. (Click on any picture to zoom & enter the slide show).

Saber Tooth or Baby Tooth Moss (Plagiomnium sp.)

a Haircap Moss (Polytrichum sp.) Splash Cups

Look at this Tree Skirt Moss

Medusa Moss (Hedwigia sp.) - wet

Feather Moss (Hypnum sp.)

The Usual Mossing Position

Tree Moss (Climacium sp)

Betty's Garden

Rose Moss (Rhodobryum roseum)

Here's a Good Example

Leafy Liverwort (Scapania sp.)

Windswept or Broom Moss (Dicranum sp.)

Tree Liverwort (Frullania sp.)

Glaze Moss (Entodon sp.)

Skin Liverwort, Cat's Tongue Liverwort, Snakeskin Liverwort (Conocephalum conicum)

a Smooth Cap Moss; Star Moss (Atrichum sp.)

a Pincushion Moss (Leucobryum sp.)

Train Track Moss (Thelia sp.)

Millipede Weed Liverwort (Bazzania sp.)

Leafy Liverwort (Scapania sp.)

Tree Moss (Climacium sp)

Flat Fork Moss; Pocket Moss (Fissidens sp.)

Fan Moss (Forsstroemia sp.)

a Fern Moss (Thuidium sp.)

a Haircap Moss (Polytrichum sp.)

a Pincushion Moss (Leucobryum sp.)

Group Photo at Lizzie Falls

Rose Moss (Rhodobryum roseum)

Glaze Moss (Entodon sp.)

Skin Liverwort, Cat's Tongue Liverwort, Snakeskin Liverwort (Conocephalum conicum)

Windswept or Broom Moss (Dicranum sp.)

Medusa Moss (Hedwigia sp.) - dry

Worm Moss, Spoon Moss, Cup Moss (Bryoandersonia sp.)

Apron, Poodle, or Tree-skirt Moss (Anomodon sp.) - wet

a Smooth Cap Moss; Star Moss (Atrichum sp.)

Fan Moss (Forsstroemia sp.)

Check This One Out

Millipede Weed Liverwort (Bazzania sp.)

Medusa Moss (Hedwigia sp.) - wet

Under the Grandpa Tree

Flat Fork Moss; Pocket Moss (Fissidens sp.)

Rose Moss (Rhodobryum roseum)

a Crisped Moss (Ulota sp.)

Worm Moss, Spoon Moss, Cup Moss (Bryoandersonia sp.)

a Haircap Moss (Polytrichum sp.)

Apron, Poodle, or Tree-skirt Moss (Anomodon sp.) - wet

Heading for the Grandma Tree

It's Down Here

a Haircap Moss (Polytrichum sp.)

Feather Moss (Hypnum sp.)

Sphagnum or Peat Moss (Sphagnum sp.)

a Fern Moss (Thuidium sp.)

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