A quick visit to Drumboe Woods, cut short by rain.
Dull with frequent showers.
Two very thin crustose lichens. Graphis elegans on the left and, I think, another on the right. The LH specimen was being eaten by the slug to the lower left. It was still there weaving its head 10 minutes later.
Two more lichens, each about 8cm across. Lecanora on the left - perhaps chlarotera.
A nice splash of green from the Wood Sorrel. And a tiny bit of Ivy can be seen, too.
Actually, on examining this picture, I can see that 8 species are represented. Can you do better? All can be seen without magnification.