9th February |
Deep forestry, today. The plantation is Spruce, but the edges of the access route are planted with Beech, Scots Pine and various Willows |
These were growing on Beech. A white capsuled moss on the left and a lichen (Evernia prunastri) on the right.
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This Exidia grows on the underside of branches. It was shown fully inflated with water late last year.
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The Clavulina grows through moss. In its early stages it has much cleaner lines. |
These tunnels are caused by moth grubs eating their way through the inner layers of a Bramble leaf. Notice how the tunnel starts very narrow (top right) and then widens as the grub makes its way towards the edge and an exit point (bottom centre). |