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Moss reaching up, Himley Plantation

8 December 2016 by David

Moss reaching up, Himley Plantation

Moss growing thickly on one of the fallen trunks in Himley Plantation. Rising above the rest of the plant are the stalks topped by capsules containing the spores, looking like a miniature forest.

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