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Solved Mosses/sedums/moorland succulent of some kind

Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by SimonZ, Mar 9, 2019.

  1. SimonZ

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    I think the first is basically a kind of spaghnum moss, but the second is more mysterious. The flower size in the photo is deceptive - they were tinier than my little finger nail in real life. Seen today on the Pennine Moors, Lancs. DSCF1466.JPG DSCF1472.JPG DSCF1472.JPG DSCF1466.JPG DSCF1472.JPG
     
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Sphagnum moss, yes.
      Think all pics are just different types, I dont see any flowers.:smile:
       
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        Thanks. I thought the reds in the second pic were flowers. If you zoom in close they seem to have reproductive parts.
         
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        I thought it was just a red form of sphagnum moss.
         
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        Stunning when seen close-up like that ; a miniature microcosm in itself .
        Excellent pictures !!!
         
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