A long dry stone wall with more than enough to keep busy for a while
A few specimens
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| Tephromela atra |
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| Pertusaria corallina |
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| Shady side |
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| Where it was doing very well |
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| Stereocaulon dactophyllum |
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| Stereocaulon veuvianum |
Tuesday, 29 October 2019
Lomonds reservoirs, 26.x.2019
A few hours on a (mostly) sunny afternoon in the Lomonds
A long dry stone wall with more than enough to keep busy for a while
A few specimens
A long dry stone wall with more than enough to keep busy for a while
A few specimens
Friday, 25 October 2019
Thursday, 24 October 2019
Lecanora carpinea
This was a welcome find at Cullaloe LNR on Aspen. NBN maps show the species as almost ubiquitous but much of Fife lacks squares for "ubiquitous" species for want of surveying (presumably? hopefully?)
Other species present on the chopped-off branch of Populus were L.chlarotera, L.symmicta, Ledicella elaeochroma, Xanthoria parietina, and Opegrapha atra on the trunk.
These seem to represent the Lecanorion subfuscae alliance of well lit branches and twigs. The coverage of the branch was heavily dominated by L.chlarotera
Other species present on the chopped-off branch of Populus were L.chlarotera, L.symmicta, Ledicella elaeochroma, Xanthoria parietina, and Opegrapha atra on the trunk.
These seem to represent the Lecanorion subfuscae alliance of well lit branches and twigs. The coverage of the branch was heavily dominated by L.chlarotera
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