Cape St Vincent - Portugal (3)

CSTVLichen180325-1

CSTVLichen180325-3

CSTVLichen180325-4

CSTVLichen180325-5

CSTVLichen180325-6

CSTVLichen180325-8

CSTVLichen180325-9

CSTVLichen180325-10

CSTVLichen180325-11

CSTVLichen180325-12

CSTVLichen1180325-1

Lichen Sp?

CSTVSnails180325-1

CSTVSnails180325-2

Snail Sp?

CSTVTBeeSp2180325-1

CSTVTBeeSp2180325-2

CSTVTBeeSp2180325-3

CSTVTBeeSp2180325-4

CSTVTBeeSp2180325-5

CSTVTBeeSp2180325-6

CSTVTBeeSp2180325-7

CSTVTBeeSp2180325-8

CSTVTBeeSp2180325-9

Bee Sp?

CSTVTickSp180325-1

CSTVTickSp180325-2

Tick Sp?

Comments

Aljezur - Portugal

QuintaVerdeLichen1170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen2170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen3170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen3170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen4170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen5170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen6170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen7170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen8170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen8170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen9170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen9170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen10170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen11170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen12170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen13170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen13170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen14170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen15170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen15170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen16170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen16170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen16170325-3-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen16170325-4-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen17170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen17170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen17170325-3-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLichen18170325-1-NEF-

Lichen Sp

QuintaVerdeLiverwort170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLiverwort170325-2-NEF-

Pellia Sp

QuintaVerdeLiverwort2170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLiverwort2170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeLiverwort2170325-3-NEF-

Fossombronia Sp

QuintaVerdeMoss170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeMoss170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdeMoss1170325-1-NEF-

Fissidens Sp

QuintaVerdeNettle170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeNettle170325-2-NEF-

Mediterranean Nettle (Urtica membranacea)

QuintaVerdeOmorio170325-1-NEF-

Green Winged Orchid (Orchis morio)

QuintaVerdePink170325-2-NEF-

QuintaVerdePink170325-3-NEF-

QuintaVerdePink170325-4-NEF-

Lesser Snapdragon (Misopates orontium)

QuintaVerdeCageFungus170325-1-NEF-

QuintaVerdeCageFungus170325-3-NEF-

Cage Fungus (Clathrus ruber)

QuintaVerdeAnt170325-1-NEF-

Ant Sp

QuintaVerdeGsisyrinchium170325-1-NEF-

Barbary Nut (Gynandris sisyrinchium / Moraea sisyrinchium)

Comments

Ling Common

LingCommonPpiliferum020325-2

LingCommonPpiliferum020325-1

Bristly Haircap Moss (Polytrichum piliforum)

LingCommon020325-0

LingCommonRcanescens020325-2

LingCommonRcanescens020325-3

Hoary Fringe-moss (Racomitrium canescens)

LingCommonCfuscata020325-1

Cladonia furcata

LingCommonCladoniaSp020325-1

LingCommonCladoniaSp020325-2 1

Cladonia Sp?

LingCommonMossyStonecrop020325-1

LingCommonMossyStonecrop020325-2

Mossy Stonecrop (Crassula tillaea)

LingCommonPeltigera020325-1

LingCommonPeltigera020325-2

LingCommonPeltigera020325-3

Peltigera Sp?

LingCommon020325-1

LingCommonHjutlandicum020325-1

LingCommonHjutlandicum020325-2

Heath Plait-moss (Hypnum jutlandicum)

LingCommonHseligera020325-1

LingCommonFdilatata020325-1

The small white dots in this image are actually a tiny Lichen Coenogonium pinetti

LingCommonFdilatata020325-2

Forked Veilwort (Metzgeria furcata)

LingCommonLichen1020325-1

Lichen Sp?

LingCommonLichen2020325-1

Ramalina farinacea?

LingCommonNcurvifolia020325-1

LingCommonNcurvifolia020325-2

LingCommonNcurvifolia020325-3

Rustwort (Nowellia curvifolia)

LingCommon020325-2

LingCommon020325-4

LingCommonPpiliferum020325-3

LingCommonPpiliferum020325-4

Bristly Haircap Moss (Polytrichum piliferum) ♂︎plants

LingCommonCferruginea020325-1

LingCommonCferruginea020325-2

LingCommonCferruginea020325-3

Chaenotheca ferruginea

LingCommonCheteromalla020325-2

Lateral Cryphaea (Cryphaea heteromalla)

LingCommonMhornum020325-1

Swan's neck Thyme Moss (Mnium hornum)

LingCommonOlineare020325-1

LingCommonOlineare020325-2

LingCommonOlineare020325-3

Cape Thread-moss (Orthodontium lineare)

LingCommon020325-6

LingCommonMueller'sPouchwort020325-1

LingCommonCmuelleriana020325-1

Mueller's Pouchwort (Calypogeia muelleriana)

Shallow notches in the underleaves.

LingCommonMminutissimus020325-1

LingCommonMminutissimus020325-2

A lichen also present Diarthonis spadicea

LingCommonMminutissima020325-3

Minute Pouncewort (Myriocoleopsis minutissima)

LingCommonLreptans020325-1

LingCommonLreptans020325-2

LingCommonLreptans020325-3

LingCommonLreptans020325-4

Creeping Fingerwort (Lepidozia reptans)

LingCommonLichen3020325-1

Lichen Sp?

LingCommon020325-7

LingCommonHseligera020325-2

LingCommonHseligera020325-3

LingCommonHseligera020325-4

LingCommonHselegeri020325-6

Silesian Feather-moss (Herzogiella selgeri)

LingCommon020325-8

LingCommonAatra020325-1

Arthonia atra

LingCommonLichen4020325-1

LingCommonLichen4020325-2

LingCommonLichen4020325-3

Lichen Sp?

LingCommonUlotta020325-1

Capsule without hairs from Ulotta crispa group

LingCommonUphyllantha020325-1

Frizzled Pincushion (Plenogemma phyllantha)

LingCommonPcilieare020325-1

Ciliated Fringewort (Ptilidium ciliare)

LingCommonFdilatata020325-4

Dilated Scalewort (Frullenia dilatata)

LingCommonCbicuspidata020325-1

LingCommonCbicuspidata020325-2

Two-horned Pincerwort (Cephalozia bicuspidata)

LingCommonLriparium020325-2

Knieff's Feather-moss (Leptodictyum riparium)

LingCommonCconnivens020325-1

Forcipated Pincerwort (Cephalozia connivens)

Comments

Wilderness Grove

WildernessgGrove230225-1

WildernessgGrove230225-2

WildernessgGrove230225-3

WildernessgGrove230225-4

WildernessgGrove230225-5

WildernessgGrove230225-6

WildernessgGrove3things230225-1

WildernessgGrove3things230225-2

WildernessgGrove3things230225-3

From Stewart

Trichoderma gelatinosa growing on the old stromata of Hypoxylon fuscum.

The white fungus is probably the white anamorph of the Trichoderna

WildernessgGroveAlderGoblet230225-1

WildernessgGroveAlderGoblet230225-2

WildernessgGroveAlderGoblet230225-3

Alder Goblet (Ciboria caucus)

No gills

WildernessgGroveBcapillary230225-1

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-1a

Capillary Thread-moss (Bryum capillare) capsules

WildernessgGroveBrownCup?230225-1

WildernessgGroveBrownCup?230225-2

WildernessgGroveBrownCup?230225-4

from Anne

The tiny cup on the wood in the "mushroom pile turned out to be (I think) Peziza micropus, although some of the spores were wider than the reference Spooner Key B&K 1

WildernessgGroveCconicum230225-1

WildernessgGroveCconicum230225-2

Great Scented Liverwort (Conocephelum conicum)

WildernessgGroveCmicaceus230225-1

Glistening Inkcap (Coprinellus micaceus)

Hairy stype

WildernessgGroveDewdrop230225-1

WildernessgGroveDewdrop230225-2

Dewdrop Bonnet (Hemimycena tortuosa)

WildernessgGroveFungusSp230225-1

A new fresh fungus.

WildernessgGroveHazelCup230225-1

WildernessgGroveHazelCup230225-2

Spring Hazelcup (Encoelia fufuracea)

WildernessgGroveLeaf230225-1

WildernessgGroveLichen1230225-1

WildernessgGroveLichen1230225-2

Script Lichen Sp (Graphis Sp)?

WildernessgGroveLichen2230225-1

Lichen Sp

WildernessgGroveMadeShrooms230225-1

As yet unidentified.

New for the world

WildernessgGroveMadonis230225-1

Scarlet Bonnet (Atheniella adonis)

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-1

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-2

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-4

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-5

WildernessgGroveMidnightDisco230225-6

Midnight Disco (Pachyella violaceonigra)

WildernessgGroveMite230225-1

From Stewart

Sycamore Felt Gall on a Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) leaf caused by the mite Aceria pseudoplatani

WildernessgGroveNectria230225-1

Dialonectria Sp? on ?

From Stewart

Dialonectria episphaeria on Nemania serpens
WildernessgGroveOrange230225-1

WildernessgGroveOrange230225-2

WildernessgGroveOrange230225-3

WildernessGroveOrange230225-7 1

2.5x life size

WildernessGroveOrange230225-8 1

200x

From Stewart

I'm glad to say that with a little extra magnification, the yellow blobs that I found on the mossy log were immediately recognisable as Bactridium flavum.  
With 35 records on the mycota, It was something that Reg Evans often found, but it hasn't been seen since 1998.

WildernessgGrovePaleOrangeDisco230225-1

WildernessgGrovePaleOrangeDisco230225-2

WildernessGroveOrangeDisco230225-1

4x life size

Small discos on the end of a cut trunk.

from Stewart

I had a translucent orange one with a short hairy fringe, which I think came off the end of the log on which Mike found the Dialonectria.
This was Cistella dentata.

WildernessgGrovePendivifolia230225-1

WildernessgGrovePendivifolia230225-2

Pellia endivifolia

WildernessgGrovePeniophoraSp230225-1

WildernessgGrovePeniophoraSp230225-2

Peniophora incarnata

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-1

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-2

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-3

WildernessgGrovePimple&white230225-4

Fungus Sp? on Fungus Sp?

from Stewart

Calcarisporium arbuscula on Rosellinia britannica

WildernessgGrovePoplarBud1230225-1

WildernessgGrovePoplarBud1230225-2

Small disco found on Poplar (Populus Sp) Buds

Calycina gemmarum

WildernessgGrovePurple230225-1

WildernessgGrovePurple230225-2

WildernessgGrovePurple230225-3

Fungus Sp

from Yvonne

Psathyrella bipellis

WildernessgGrovePussMoth230225-1

WildernessgGrovePussMoth230225-2

Old cocoons of a Puss Moth. Created by the caterpillar chewing bark.

WildernessgGroveSawfly230225-1

Ichneumon sp?

WildernessgGroveScanescens230225-1

WildernessgroveEcanescnes230225-3

WildernessGrovePrickles230225-3

WildernessGrovePrickles230225-1

Echinosphaeria canescens

WildernessgGroveScarletElfCup230225-1

Scarlet Elfcup (Sarcoscypha Sp)

WildernessgGroveSilver230225-1

Silver Leaf (Chondostereum purpureum)

WildernessgGroveSlimeMold230225-1

Slime Mold Sp

Push Pin Slime Mold (Hemitrichia calyculata)

WildernessgGroveSlimemOldP;us230225-1

WildernessgGroveSlimemOldP;us230225-2

Slime Mold Sp with accompanying fungus Sp

from Stewart

Polycephalomyces tomentosus on the slime mould Trichia varia

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-1

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-2

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-3

WildernessgGroveSmokeyBracket230225-4

Smokey Bracket 9(Bjerkandera adusta)

WildernessgGroveVelvetShank230225-1

WildernessgGroveVelvetShank230225-2

Velvet Shank (Flammulina velutipes)

WildernessgGroveWinterBrownie230225-1

WildernessgGroveWinterBrownie230225-2

A very young Winter Brownie (Meottomyces dissimulans)

WildernessGroveHazelWooswart230225-1

WildernessGroveHazelWooswart230225-2

Hazel Woodwart (Hypoxylon fuscum)

WildernessGroveWhiteTubelet230225-0

WildernessGroveTubelet230225-1

White Tubelet (Henningsomyces candidus)

WildernessGroveFungus2230225-1

WildernessGroveFungus2230225-2

WildernessGroveFungus2230225-3

From Anne

The pleurotoid fan shaped fungus turned out to be Crepidotus mollis (the cap peeled I realised after looking at it under the microscope!) FN1 Kibby Vol 4

WildernessgGroveTrichia230225-1

WildernessgGroveTrichia230225-2

WildernessgGroveTrichia230225-3

Trichia varia

WildernessGroveLvirgineum230225-1

Snowy Disco (Lachnum virgineum)

WildernessGroveMcinerea230225-5

Grey Disco (Mollisia cinerea)

Comments

Suffolk Fens

Three Suffolk Fens

Thelnetham New Fen, Thelnetham Fen & Hinderclay Fen

NewFen090225-2 1

Ash (Fraxinus excelsior)

NewFen090225-3 1

NewFen090225-4

NewFen090225-5

NewFen090225-6

NewFeb090225-7

NewFenFungusSp090225-1

Fungus Sp

NewFenLichenSp090225-1

Lichen Sp

Lecidella elaeochroma?

NewFenSyntrichia090225-1



NewFenSyntrichia2090225-1

Intermediate Screw-moss (Syntrichia montana/intermedia)

SuffolkFensSlatifolia090225-1

SuffolkFensSlatifolia090225-2

Water Screw Moss (Syntrichia latifolia) from the middle of the road.

SuffolkFensDisco090225-1

Snowy Disco (Lachnum virgineum)

SuffolkFenLichenSp090225-1

Lichen Sp

Xanthoria candelaria or Xanthoria ucrainica?

SuffolkFebsMviolacea090225-2

SuffolkFensMviolacea090225-2

Bluish Veilwort (Metzgeria fruticulosa)

SuffolkFensOpulchellum090225-1

SuffolkFensOpulchellum090225-2

Elegant Bristle-moss (Orthotrichum pulchellum)

SuffolkFensNsmithii090225-1 1

x200

SuffolkFensNsmthii090225-2

SuffolkFensNsmithii090225-3

SuffolkFensNsmithii090225-4

SuffolkFensNsmithii090225-5

2.5x Life size

SuffolkFensNsmithii090225-6 1

x 100

SuffolkFensNsmithii090225-7

x 100

SuffolkFensNsmithii090225-9

X400

SuffolkFensNsmithii090225-8

In a dryer state showing how the leaves curl up.

Neckera smithii form the BBS

Prince of Wales Feather-moss (Neckera smithii)

Confirmed and will be submitted
as
a
new
Vice County record

SuffolkFenAandrogynum090225-1

SuffolkFensAandrogynum090225-2

Drumsticks (Aulocomnium androgynum)

SuffolkFensSpapillosa090225-1
Marble Screw-moss (Syntrichia papillosa_

ThelnethamFen090225-1

HinderclayFen090225-1

HinderclayFen090225-2

HinderclayFen090225-3

Comments

Colby

ColbyChurchyard060225-4

ColbyBristle-moss060225-1

White -tipped Bristle-moss (Orthotrichum diaphanum) & Physcia adscendens

ColbyLichen1060235-1

ColbyLichen2060235-1

Bagliettoa parmigera, Caloplaca sp, Myriolecis albescens & Verrucaria nigrescens f. nigrescens

ColbyLichen3060235-1

Bagliettoa parmigera, Caloplaca sp, Myriolecis albescens & Verrucaria nigrescens f. nigrescens

ColbyLichen3060235-2

Bagliettoa parmigera

ColbyLichen4060225-1

Myriolecis albescens grazed

ColbyLichen4060225-2

Myriolecis albescens grazed

ColbyLichen6060235-1

ColbyLichen7060235-2

ColbyLichen7060235-3

ColbyLichen7060235-4

ColbyLichen7060235-5

Lecanora campestris

ColbyLichen8060225-1

Bagliettoa parmigera

ColbyLichen9060225-1

ColbyLichen9060225-3

Dirina massiliensis

ColbyLichen10060225-1

ColbyLichen10060225-2

Diplotomma alboatrum

ColbyLichen11060225-1

ColbyLichen11060225-2

ColbyLichen11060225-3

ColbyLichen11060225-4

Dirina massiliensis

ColbyLichen12060225-1

ColbyLichen12060225-2

Sp?

ColbyLichen13060225-1

Tephromela atra

ColbyLichen14060225-1 2

ColbyLichen14060225-1 1

Myriolecis crenulata?

ColbyLichen15060225-1

Arthonia calcarea

ColbyLichen13060225-3

ColbyLichen16060225-1

ColbyLichen16060225-2

Variospora flavescens

ColbyLichen17060225-1

ColbyLichen17060225-2

ColbyLichen17060225-3

Arthonia calcarea

ColbyLichen18060225-1

ColbyLichen18060225-2

Variospora flavescens

ColbyLichen19060225-1

ColbyLichen19060225-2

Tephromela atra

ColbyLichen20060225-1

Scolicioscorpon umbrinum?

ColbyLichen21060225-1

Variospora flavescens, Veruccaria nigrescnes f. nigrescens & Calopplaca aurella

ColbyMixedLichen060225-1

ColbyMixedLichen060225-2

ColbyMixedLichen060225-3

Myriolecis albescens, Variospora flavescen, Verrucaria nigrescnes f. nigrescens & Diplotoma alboatrum

ColbyMosses060225-1

White-tipped Bristle-moss (Orthotrichum diaphanum) & Anomalous Bristle-moss (Orthotrichum anomalum) plus little bit of
ColbyPhysciaadscendens060225-1

White-tipped Bristle-moss (Orthotrichum diaphanum) & Physcia adscendens

Comments

Ingworth

Ingworth210125-2

St Lawrence - Ingworth

IngworthAconite210125-1

Winter Aconite (Eranthis hyemalis)

IngworthRosemary210125-1

Rosemary (Rosemarinus officlnalis

IngworthLichenGravestone210125-1

Caloplaca (Variospora) flavescens & Diploica canescens & another as yet unknown light yellow thalli

IngworthLichen1210125-1

IngworthLichen1210125-2

Xanthoria calcicola

IngworthLichen3210125-1

Leconora hybocarpa

IngworthLichen4210125-1

Lecidella elaeochroma

IngworthLichen6210125-1

IngworthLichen6210125-2

Punctelia subsrudecta

All of the above on Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum)

IngworthLichen5210125-1

Myriolecis crenulata?

IngworthLichen7210125-1

Caloplaca aurantia

IngworthLichen8210125-1

IngworthLichen8210125-2

North Facing Wall

Script Lichen Sp

Arthonia calcarea

Arthonia calcarea - Lichens Maritime

IngworthLichen10210125-1

IngworthLichen10210125-2

IngworthLichen10210125-3

Xanthoparmelia verruculifera growing over Buellia aethelia

IngworthLichen11210125-1

Buellia aethelia

IngworthLichen13210125-1

There are some large cauliflower like heads of soralia on the small lobed thallus of one species on the bottom left of the image

Xanthoparmelia mougeotii

and then another species similar to the one in the image before this to the right

Buellia aetthalia

and

Xanthoria verruculifera

IngworthLichen14210125-1

Buellia aethelia with Lecidella scabra and Candelariella vitelina

IngworthLichen15210125-1

IngworthLichen15210125-2

Buellia aethalia

IngworthLichen9210125-1

The lovely orange/pink stain is likely to have come from eg Blackbirds feeding on Blackberries?

IngworthLichen16210125-1

IngworthLichen16210125-2

IngworthLichen16210125-3

?

IngworthLichen16210125-4

IngworthLichen16210125-5

IngworthLichen16210125-6

IngworthLichen16210125-7

Flavoparmelia caperata/soredians?

with very course soridia

Testing this a week later produced Yellow then red with K


So

Flavoparmelia soredians

IngworthLichen17210125-1

IngworthLichen17210125-2

Caloplaca now Variospora flavescens?

Caloplaca aurantia v Caloplaca flavescens - BLS

Caloplaca flavescens - Irish Lichens

IngworthLichen18210125-1

Caloplaca Sp

Caloplacha dichroa ?

IngworthLichen19210125-1

IngworthLichen19210125-2

IngworthToninaSp210125-1 1

An odd grey isolated apothecia also present

Diplotomma alboatrum probably

IngworthLichen20210125-1

Candelariella vitelina

IngworthLichen21210125-1

IngworthLichen21210125-2

IngworthLichen21210125-3

Diploschistes scruposus

IngworthLichen22210125-1

?

IngworthLichen23210125-1

Possibly Lecania

IngworthLichen24210125-1

IngworthLichen24210125-2

IngworthLichen24210125-3

IngworthLichen24210125-4

A grazed Caloplaca Sp?

IngworthLichen26210125-1

Diploicia canescens ( Very 3D and can lift off the gravestone on which it is very common in this part of the world) is visible in the top right of the image and along the bottom

Diploicia canescens BLS

Diploicia canescens Irish Lichens

IngworthLichen26210125-2

Lecanora sp?

Lecanora campestris subsp campestris

From Lichens Maritime

From Dorset Nature

or

Lecanora horiza

Lecanora horiza Dorset Nature

Lecanora horiza Irish Lichens

Has a fimbriate white prothallus

Chemical reactions very similar

Both can be found on rocks

On reading Dobson L horiza - The apothecia appear larger, more convex and look as if they falling out of the thallus. Which seems to be the case here.


Lecanora horiza

IngworthLichen27210125-1

Evernia prunastri, Punctelia subrudecta, possibly Buella griseovirens on the left

IngworthLichen27210125-2

Overlapping lobes 5mm wide

IngworthLichen27210125-3

A Lichenicolous fungi present on the thallus

IngworthLichen27210125-4

IngworthLichen27210125-5

Brownish tip to the thallus

IngworthLichen27210125-8

Simple rhizines

IngworthLichen27210125-6

OnworhPsulcata2101250-1

IngworthLichen27210125-7

White networlk visible on the thallus

Parmelia subrudecta

IngworthLichen28210125-1

Lecanora hybocarpa

IngworthLichen30210125-1

Lecanora hybocarpa & Amandinea punctacta

IngworthLichen29210125-1

Everna prunastri

IngworthLichen33210125-1

Amandinea punctacta

IngworthLichen32210125-1

Melanelixia glaburata?

Very few isidia or just a young one?

IngworthLichen35210125-1

Physcia Sp?

Physcia adscendens BLS

Physcia tenella BLS

IngworthLichen25210125-1

IngworthLichen25210125-2

Tephrormela atra?


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Ingworth

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St Lawrence - Ingworth

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Winter Aconite (Eranthis hyemalis)

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Rosemary (Rosemarinus officlnalis

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Caloplaca (Variospora) flavescens & Diploica canescens & another as yet unknown light yellow thalli

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Xanthoria calcicola

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Leconora hybocarpa

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Lecidella elaeochroma

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Punctelia subsrudecta

All of the above on Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum)

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Myriolecis crenulata?

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Caloplaca aurantia

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North Facing Wall

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Arthonia calcarea

Arthonia calcarea - Lichens Maritime

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Xanthoparmelia verruculifera growing over Buellia aethelia

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Buellia aethelia

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There are some large cauliflower like heads of soralia on the small lobed thallus of one species on the bottom left of the image

Xanthoparmelia mougeotii

and then another species similar to the one in the image before this to the right

Buellia aetthalia

and

Xanthoria verruculifera

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Buellia aethelia with Lecidella scabra and Candelariella vitelina

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Buellia aethalia

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The lovely orange/pink stain is likely to have come from eg Blackbirds feeding on Blackberries?

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Flavoparmelia caperata/soredians?

with very course soridia

Testing this a week later produced Yellow then red with K


So

Flavoparmelia soredians

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Caloplaca now Variospora flavescens?

Caloplaca aurantia v Caloplaca flavescens - BLS

Caloplaca flavescens - Irish Lichens

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Caloplacha dichroa ?

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An odd grey isolated apothecia also present

Diplotomma alboatrum probably

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Candelariella vitelina

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Diploschistes scruposus

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?

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Possibly Lecania

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A grazed Caloplaca Sp?

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Diploicia canescens ( Very 3D and can lift off the gravestone on which it is very common in this part of the world) is visible in the top right of the image and along the bottom

Diploicia canescens BLS

Diploicia canescens Irish Lichens

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Lecanora sp?

Lecanora campestris subsp campestris

From Lichens Maritime

From Dorset Nature

or

Lecanora horiza

Lecanora horiza Dorset Nature

Lecanora horiza Irish Lichens

Has a fimbriate white prothallus

Chemical reactions very similar

Both can be found on rocks

On reading Dobson L horiza - The apothecia appear larger, more convex and look as if they falling out of the thallus. Which seems to be the case here.


Lecanora horiza

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Evernia prunastri, Punctelia subrudecta, possibly Buella griseovirens on the left

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Overlapping lobes 5mm wide

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A Lichenicolous fungi present on the thallus

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Brownish tip to the thallus

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Simple rhizines

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White networlk visible on the thallus

Parmelia subrudecta

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Lecanora hybocarpa

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Lecanora hybocarpa & Amandinea punctacta

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Everna prunastri

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Amandinea punctacta

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Melanelixia glaburata?

Very few isidia or just a young one?

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Physcia Sp?

Physcia adscendens BLS

Physcia tenella BLS

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Tephrormela atra?


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Felbrigg

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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

from

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

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Winter heliotrope (Petasites fragrans)

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Beech (Fagus sylvatica)


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Lion's Mouth

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An old Parkland Oak (Quercus robur)

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The bole of this tree covered in Ochrolechia subviridis

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Sessile Oak (Quersus petraea)

If

I remember correctly

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Cresponia premnia

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Parkland Oak (Quercus robur)

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Silver Birch growing from the trunk of Beech (Fagus sylvatica)

The Beech itself has rooted and grown on from its fallen branches.

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Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa)

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