Cladonia Sp ( Coniocrea?)



Alga SP



White Brain (Exidia thuretiana)



Fly Sp



Mollisia Sp?





Bifid Crestwort (Lophocolea bidentata)





Creeping Fingerwort (Lepidozia reptans



Forked Veilwort (Metzgeria furcata)











Aloe Haircap (Poganatum aloides)





Rowan Buds (Sorbus aucuparia)



Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa)



Turkey Tail (Trametes versicolor)





Silky Forklet-moss (Dicronella heteromalla)




Swan's-neck Thyme-moss (Mnium hornum)

Tags: WhiteBrain, CladoniaSP, SilkyForkletMoss, Swan's-neckThyme-moss, TurkeyTail, SweetChestnut, Rowan, AloeHaircap, CreepingFingerwort, BifidCrestwort, MollisiaSp, FlySp

Circinaria contorta

Irish Lichens









Cladonia mitis

BLS



Cladonia Sp?







Cladonia crispata var?

UV+ White

35- 40 mm high

BLS

Cladonia crispata var. crispata

Cladonia crispata var. cetrariformis























Cladonia diversa

BLS





Cladonia subulata

BLS





Cladonia foliacea

BLS



BLS

Cladonia furcata subsp. furcata

Cladonia furcata subsp. subrangiformis










Another rather rare sp in this part of the world

BLS

Cladonia uncialis subsp uncialis











Possibly Cladonia uncialis subsp. biuncialis

seems to have a different morphology

It is also UV + & KC + Yellow



Cladonia uncialis subsp. biuncialis



Cladonia Sp in amongst Cladonia foliacea





Evernia prunastri

The lower image shows the rarer lighter/white coloured version of this species



Cetraria aculaeata

Tags: Circinereacontorta, CladoniaSP, Cetrariaaculeata, Cladoniacrispata, Cladoniacervicornis, CladoniaSubulata, Cladoniafoliacea, Cladoniafurcata, Cladoniauncialis, Everniaprunastri

Cladonia cornuta

A heathtail. Robust podetia half corticate and half sorediate , pointed, unbranched. The upper half grey green to grey white & densely farinose sorediate

Chemically negative except for Pd + red



Rare in our part of the world.
Has also recently been found on Cawston Heath as well

BLS





Cladonia ciliata var tenuis

Podetia tips point largely in the same downward direction with a purplish colour.

Chemistry only Pd + red

BLS



























Cladonia rangiferina

Very much in an isolated population that seems to be growing slowly.

A bulky lichen with recurved branches and a more visible felted cortex than other reindeer type lichen, which can be clearly seen in the images above.

Also K+ Yellow









Cladonia cervicornis

This species has tiered cups. Generally but not exclusively one tier. Can lead to the confusion with Cladonia verticillata which is many tiered.

The key difference is the longer more incised lobes of the basal squamules in Cladonia cervicrnis, which can be seen in the images above.





Hypogymnia physodes







Corticifraga fuckellii



Hawksworthiana peltigericola





Nectriopsis lecanodes

Three Species of lichenicolous fungi found on Peltigera hymenina

BLS

Tags: Hypogymniaphysodes, Cladoniacervicornis, Cladoniarangiferina, Cladoniaciliatavartenuis, Cladoniacornuta, LichenicolousFungiSp

Hazel (Corylus avellana)











Alder Goblet (Ciboria caucus) on Alder (Alnus glutinosa) catkins





Deconicus horizontalis

4 spored basidia plus the spores had a germ pore

Tags: AlderGoblet, FungsSp, Hazel

Melanelixia subaurifera

BLS



Chrysothrix Sp





Hyperphyscia adglutinata

Dorset Lichens

Irish Lichens



Lichen Sp1



Lichenicolous Fungi on Parmelia subrudecta



Lecanora expallens

BLS







Parmelia saxatilis

BLS



Chaenotheca trichialis

Dorset Lichens



Anisomeridium biforme

Lichens maritime









Inosculation or natural grafting. Multiple trees planted very close together can grow into a single, large thick trunked tree.

As they grow together the bark scrapes away and the cambium layers fuse together.

Known as bundle planting

also sometimes called

Planting a 'gemel' (Pair)

17th Century landscape design practice recommend by John Evelyn

Evidence of Bundle Planting from the Dendrochronicle

Julia also found this snippet

'There's always been a deer park at Houghton Hall, dating back to the innovative landscaping efforts of Charles Bridgeman in the early 18th century.
Bridgeman's departure from formal design principles ushered in a more natural, organic style that integrated elements of the surrounding wilderness.
Some of the trees he planted still thrive today, providing both beauty and sustenance for the park's inhabitants.'






Lecanactis abietina

Also seen on trees at Felbrigg and Thursford Woods

BLS





Scythioria (Caloplaca) phlogina

Irish Lichens













Pachnolepia pruinata

BLS









Sphorodophoron cretaceum

A distinctive white crust found on the dry side old trees.

A component of the Ancient Dry Bark Community

K+ Bright Yellow

BLS





Chaenotheca hispidula

An ancient tree species

A superb image from naturarkivet - Norway



Caloplaca oasis

Lichens Maritime



Physcia ceasia?





There were a number of things this could Lecidella stigmata being just one of them.



Three species present

From the left

Redshank (Ceratadon purpureum) - HeathStar Moss (Campylopus introflexus) - Grey-cushioned Grimmia (Grimmia pulvinata) - HeathStar Moss (Campylopus introflexus)







Lecanora polytropa

BLS



Lecanora soralifera

Irish Lichens





Scoliosporum umbrinum





Lichen Sp 2





Acarospora privigna

Lichens Maritime







Caloplaca flavescens & Flavoplaca/Caloplaca dichroa

Lichens maritime



Buellia ocelatta

Lichens Maritimes





Bagliettoa Sp?







Haematomma ochrocrleucum

Lichen Maritimes



Physcia orbicularis

BLS



Cladonia Sp
Apologies Rob I forgot to give it back to you. It's on a gravestone.




Lichen Sp 3



Lichen Medley









Verrucaria macrostoma form fufuracea

Irish Lichens



Yes (Taxus baccata) growing in the wall of the church



Lichen Sp 4





Fruiting Diploicea canescens

BLS





Lecanora campestris







Diplotoma alboatrum

Dorset Nature





Myriolecis crenulata





Lecanora antiqua





Found on a gravestone
Sent to BTO

Ringing Scheme: London Ring Number: BLD8878 Species of bird: Blue Tit (Cyanistes caeruleus)
This bird was ringed by North Norfolk Ringing Group as age juvenile (passerines only), sex unknown on 09-Jun-2025 08:30:00 at Houghton Park, Norfolk, England
OS Map reference TF7828 accuracy 0, - co-ordinates 52deg 49min N 0deg 38min E accuracy 0.

It was found on 08-Feb-2026 time unknown at Houghton Park, Norfolk, England
OS Map reference TF7928 accuracy 0, - co-ordinates 52deg 49min N 0deg 39min E accuracy 0.
Finding condition: Freshly dead - within about a Week
Finding circumstances: Leg & Ring Only Found
Extra Information: Photo of leg and a few feathers, Houghton Hall Churchyard, on a gravestone
It was found 244 days after it was ringed, 1 km from the ringing site, direction E.



Diploschistes scruposus

BLS





Awaiting determination





Flavoplaca ruderum

An East Anglian speciality on Church walls

Dorset Lichens



Lichen Medley





Schistidium crassipilum







Candelariella medians

Lichens Maritimes







An aggressive pathogen of lichens

Athelea arachnoidea

BLS







Lecanora campestris plus lichenicolous fungi



Small red fungus sp on an Atlantic Cedar Cone (Cedrus atlantica)







Marbe Screw-moss (Syntrichia papillosa)



Trapelia coarctata



Lemon yellow unkown as yet

Tags: Landscape, Melanelixiasubaurifera, ChrysothixSp

Cladonia fimbriata





Cladonia floerkeana





Cladonia Sp





Cladonia glauca



Lichen Sp







Tubaria furfuracea





Gorse (Ulex europaeus)



Peziza Sp

Tags: ScurfyTwiglet, Gorse, Cladoniaglauca, CladoniaSP, Cladoniafloerkeana, PezizaSp, Cladoniafimbriata

Cladonia chlorophaea form?



Cladonia foliacea



Cladonia gracilis



Cladonia portentosa and Cladonia chlorophaea form























Cladonia ciliata

C- K- KC- UV-



Dicranum scoparium & Polytrichum juniperinum



Perltigera Sp?, Dicranum scoparium and Polytrichum juniperinum



Peltigera Sp?, Dicranum scoparium & Cladonia portentosa





Slime mold Sp on Cladonia portentosa



Cladonia ramulosa

Tags: Cladoniachlorophaea, Cladoniaportentosa, Dicranumscoparium, Cladoniagracilis, Cladoniaciliata, SlimeMoldSp, Cladoniafoliacea

Parmelia sulcata?

Black rizines. Black underside.



A very wet Physconia grisea

Granular soredia on the edges of the lobes.
White rizines seen
Goes grey- brown when dry.





Cladonia Sp











Smooth Bristle-moss (Orthotrichum striatum)

16 peristome teeth





Flat-leaved Scalewort (Radula complanata)



Ramalina farinacea







Beech (Fagus sylvatica)

Probably a boundary group made up of a number of trees

Decidedly muscular as Beech often are.

Inosculation or natural grafting. Multiple trees planted very close together can grow into a single, large thick trunked tree.

As they grow together the bark scrapes away and the cambium layers fuse together.

Known as bundle planting

also sometimes called

Planting a 'gemel' (Pair)

17th Century landscape design practice recommend by John Evelyn

Evidence of Bundle Planting from the Dendrochronicle








Crimp Gill (Plicatura crispa)



Crepidotus Sp



Postia Sp?














Flat-top Bogmoss(Sphagnum fallax)















Fringed Bogmoss (Sphagnum fimbriatum)





Cow-horn Bogmoss (Sphagnum cuspidatum)



Blunt-leaved Bogmoss (Sphagnum palustre)



Ulotta Sp





Waved Silk-moss (Plagiothecium undulatum)





Bog Groove-moss (Aulacomnium palistre)





Cape thread-moss (Orthodontium lineare)





Common Pincushion (Dicranoweisia cirrata)



Cladonia coniocrea







Variable-leaved Crestwort (Lophocolea heterophylla)









Capillary Thread-moss (Bryum capillare)

&

from

Bryophilus fungi

Octospora Sp that grows with Ptychostomum (Bryum) capillare.

Not formerly named beyond

Octospora coccinea/axilaris agg

If in Norfolk it would be the third Norfolk record.





x100

1.5mm



x100

A bit confusing this as the leaf above shows no teeth.

But as Julia pointed out (Thank you)

• Lf bases are very narrowly decurrent (had to look long and hard on this)

• No teeth on the fresh new leaves of the specimen (but found toothed leaves amongst older parts). Smith says: 'margins sometimes entire in plants in dry habitats.', although teeth maybe 'obsolete' in P. rostratum.

• Laminal cells porose (not or hardly so in P.rostratum).

Tags: Parmeliasulcata, Physconiagrisea, CladoniaSP, SmoothBristle-moss, Ramalinafarinacea, Beech, CrimpGill, CrepidotusSp, PostiaSp, FringedBogmoss, WavedSilk-moss, CapeThread-moss, Cladoniaconiocrea, Variable-leavedCrestwort, CapillaryThread-moss, Long-beakedThyme-moss, TetraphisMoss, UlottaSp