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Three mosses

1 February 2013 by David

Moss

Three types of moss growing closely together on the same stone wall.

Moss

This one can be seen, out of focus, in the background of the previous picture.

Moss

All three species had fruiting bodies – the structures rising above the mass of the plant.

Categories David
West Park monolith in winter
Meccano bridge and Tettenhall ridge, snow
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