Another visit to Drumboe.
Dull all day with heavy showers.
I spotted this pair of Caddis Flies under an Oak leaf. Wing length about 15 mm.
The conifer stump has a range of Cladonias. This is Cladonia portentosa.
Another new (to me) mine on a Potentilla. Perhaps Agromyza sulfuriceps.
Matters are well in hand for next year's flowering plants. Opposite-leaved Golden Saxifrage on the left and Slender St. John's-wort on the right.
The Polytrichum moss's life-cycle has resumed with the appearance of the new sporophytes (pale cream growths).