A couple of forays into the wilds of Cullaloe at the weekend saw new squares producing results and some nice additions. The previously mentioned Plagiothecium undulatum was a nice surprise, but also in the same square Cow's Mercury, a species of Spurge. Also in that corner of the reserve, subject to review and awaiting flowers, a couple of instances of Cowslip, with winged petioles, deeply rogose leaves and hair on both sides. I can't see what else it could be, but I'll keep an eye on it. A fern which was also found there is still under scrutiny and hopefully will be identified, at least at some point in the year. Re-visited species included mosses
Sanionia uncinata and
Ulota phyllantha.
At 170 species, I'm already over a third of the way to 500 this year. With bryophytes on 85, Fungi on 82 and Vascular plants on 273 one of my hopes is to push the totals for these over, or close to, their respective 100s (100, 100, 300).
The squares producing records so far:
The latest additions:
Radula complanata |
Even Scalewort |
Sanionia uncinata |
Sickle-leaved Hook-moss |
Ulota phyllantha |
Frizzled Pincushion |
Alliaria petiolata |
Garlic Mustard |
Dendrocopos major |
Great Spotted Woodpecker |
Mercurialis perennis |
Dog's Mercury |
Plagiothecium undulatum |
Waved Silk-moss |
Primula veris |
Cowslip |
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