Hi, Jostein wrote: > > Wow, thanks, mate!
No, thank you..... 8-) > > FYI, the species is Racomitrium aciculare. A water-loving species found all > over Scandinavia except in the mountains. I would guess you have it in > Britain as well. Not a botanist and even if I was I think I would not be that interested in Bryophytes and even if I was I would probably not be able to identify one from three spore capsules. Apparently also known as Yellow Fringe Moss, this is found found in the UK south of a line across the country half way from here to Edinburgh. Also no records from the Norfolk area. Features on one of Kew Gardens' web pages. Near the bottom. http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/visitor/francis_rose/francisrose_welcome.html Seems to be much rarer in Ireland. mike
