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Cley Churchyard


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Lichen 1

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Lichen 2

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Dry, curled up Capillary Thread-moss (Bryum capillare)

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Myrio albescens (All snail grazed)

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A Caloplaca sp, with the white thallus of Diplotomma alboatrum to the left
(note the powdery looking apothecia). It’s not clear if the scurfy area below
the Caloplaca is part of that species’ thallus, or possibly something else like a Verrucaria.


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Diploicia canescens.

On Lime and Beech


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Opegrapha varia

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Most likely a Lecanora, but this would require microscopy and chemical tests.

The image on the FSC chart for Churchyard lichens points towards Leconora polytropa


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Opegrapha calcarea, with a bit of Diploicia canescens and Myriolecis dispersa agg. at the top

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The lichen with the thick black prothallus is mysterious – can’t immediately think of anything similar I have seen.
The others are more familiar – yellow is Candelariella vitellina, and white is Porpidia tuberculosa.
I will have to investigate the mystery one, whereabouts in the churchyard was it?


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Tephromela atra

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Opegrapha calcarea

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Porpidia tuberculosa

Candelariella vitellina

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Lichen Sp

Grateful thanks to the Norfolk Lichen Recorder - Rob Yaxley for ids and comments

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Intermediate Screw-moss (Syntrichia imtermedia)

Long toothed hairpoint.




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Cley Churchyard


CleyChurchLichen16080223-1

CleyChurchLichen16080223-2

Lichen 1

CleyChurchLichen17080223-1

Lichen 2

CleyChurchBcapillare080223-1

Dry, curled up Capillary Thread-moss (Bryum capillare)

CleyChurchLichen1080223-1

CleyChurchLichen2080223-1

CleyChurchLichen3080223-1

Myrio albescens (All snail grazed)

CleyChurchLichen4080223-1

A Caloplaca sp, with the white thallus of Diplotomma alboatrum to the left
(note the powdery looking apothecia). It’s not clear if the scurfy area below
the Caloplaca is part of that species’ thallus, or possibly something else like a Verrucaria.


CleyChurchLichen6080223-1

CleyChurchLichen7080223-1

Diploicia canescens.

On Lime and Beech


CleyChurchLichen8080223-1

Opegrapha varia

CleyChurchLichen9080223-1

Most likely a Lecanora, but this would require microscopy and chemical tests.

The image on the FSC chart for Churchyard lichens points towards Leconora polytropa


CleyChurchLichen12080223-1

Opegrapha calcarea, with a bit of Diploicia canescens and Myriolecis dispersa agg. at the top

CleyChurchLichen13080223-1

The lichen with the thick black prothallus is mysterious – can’t immediately think of anything similar I have seen.
The others are more familiar – yellow is Candelariella vitellina, and white is Porpidia tuberculosa.
I will have to investigate the mystery one, whereabouts in the churchyard was it?


CleyChurchLichen15080223-1

Tephromela atra

CleyChurchLichen16080223-1

Opegrapha calcarea

CleyChurchLichen14080223-1

Porpidia tuberculosa

Candelariella vitellina

12

Lichen Sp

Grateful thanks to the Norfolk Lichen Recorder - Rob Yaxley for ids and comments

CleyChurchTortula080223-1

CleyChurchSlaevipila080223-1

Intermediate Screw-moss (Syntrichia imtermedia)

Long toothed hairpoint.




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