is this a fern??

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  1. HYDROGEN86

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    Hi. Does anybody know what these plants are?
    Thanks. :o
     
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    Hello Hydro, can you post your photo again as it isn't opening up.. :sunny:
     
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    Hydro, your image link points to your Facebook account. That means we won't be able to see it unless we log into Facebook as you:)
     
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    It is there but to small to view ..
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    It's a very small flat fern type thing
     
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    From what I can make out, it looks like a liverwort.
     
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    it's too small to see properly, but it looks like a liverwort to me.
     
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    sorry sheal, I'm going mad...didn't see your reply!!
     
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      :scratch: Hmm very small photo, but I agree with a Liverwort of some kind & the little spikey one next to it looks like Pearlwort..
       
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      Yep, Liverwort & Procumbent Pearlwort by the looks of it.
       
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      here is a better picture

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      I like liverworts:thumbsup:
       
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