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Caloplaca (now Variospora) aurantia & flavescens

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Circinarea Probably calcarea, though heavily mollusc grazed.

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A newly growing Grimmia pulvinata in the middle

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Possibly Bagliettoa calciseda, but none of the characteristic cracks between the perithecia. Possibly infected by a fungus.

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Verrucaria Sp?

Verrucaria macrostoma f macrostoma

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Caloplaca flavocitrina? More likely to Candelareilla vitellina - needs chemical check K + - ?

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Tephromela atra

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Heavily mollusc grazed Tephromela atra

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Arthonia (Opegrapha) calcarea

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Caloplaca flavescens & C flavocitrina

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Centre is Toninopsis aromatica, dark area are Verrucaria nigrescens f nigrescens which has been colonized by Placopyrenium fuscellum.

The black discs top right could be a few species & first choice would be Amandinea punctata

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Bagliettoa parmigeria

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Candellaria medians, assuming K-

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Caloplaca flavescens & Diploicia canescens

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Irish Lichens


Many thanks to the Norfolk Lichen Recorder for help with id and comments

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