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Yes folks it's a #Moss. It's Dawsonia superba the world's largest self supporting moss. This thing grows over 20inches tall & has a vascular-like structure for moving water around - not what you thing of when you think of a moss huh? (found by us in the Waima forest #NewZealand)

Another Bryum capillare – capillary threadmoss – on an urban wall. A species you can easily detect in almost every city.

The green and brown Frullania tamarisci – Tamarisk Scalewort – thriving on bark in a moist lowland riparian forest. Holidays in Ireland 😍.

Haplomitrium hookeri, on the edge of the river Usk above the Usk reservoir on Sunday, I'll give the common name a miss 😉 BBSBryology

Cordate Flapwort (Jungermannia eucordifolia) in wet flushes and small shallow feeder streams on the edge of the river Usk on Sunday BBSBryology

Fingered Cowlwort (Colura calyptrifolia) on willows on the edge of conifer plantations above the Usk reservoir on Monday,typical habitat for it BBSBryology

Tetraphis pellucida displaying Non-fertile shoots with Gemmae cups formed from crowded leaves ,filled with disc-shaped Gemmae, growing on an old pine log in woodland on the edge of the Usk reservoir on Monday BBSBryology

There's a new Red List of Irish Bryophytes now available, written by Nick Hodgetts and Neil Lockhart. For more information and to download see britishbryologicalsociety.org.uk/resources/cons…

Dwarf Rock-bristle (Seligeria pusilla) on an Oolite fragment on a woodland track edge in Laycombe wood at Wotton-Under-Edge in Gloucestershire last Sunday BBSBryology

Slender Stubble-moss (Gyroweisia tenuis) growing on a shaded rock faces in woodland adjacent to Old London road in Wotton-Under-Edge last Sunday BBSBryology

If you're interested in working in #ScotlandsRainforest, or know a young person who is, how about this as an excellent way to get started: Bryophyte Trainee with Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. Our rainforest woodlands contain hundreds of species of mosses and liverworts! buff.ly/dBxC7Y0

Today it's Taxonomy Recognition Day! Step into this miniature world and admire these tiny red capsules emerging from the green moss #Hedwigia striata #nameittosaveit #bryophytes #taxonomy BryoMicroClim National Geographic Society

The enthusiasm for all things Nature by Wales Peatland Action colleagues is infectious! Dr Peter Jones MBE was delighted to share his photo of fruiting Spalchnum, found yesterday at Cors Bodeilio. It’s a dung-dwelling moss, found on a fen grazed by wild ponies. BBSBryology

MacKay's Pouncewowort (Marchesinia mackaii) on the shaded limestone at Coldwell Rocks in the Wye valley yesterday, rock treacle at its best BBSBryology

Compact Feather-moss (Conardia compacta) growing on the Rocks of an old abandoned cottage below Coldwell Rocks in the Wye valley yesterday , four nice patches counted yesterday ,nice to see this raretydoing ok BBSBryology

Rossetti's Pouncewort (Cololejeunea rossettiana) growing over Marchesinia mackaii on a limestone rockface at Coldwell Rocks in the Wye valley last weekend BBSBryology

Fatfoot Pocket-moss (Fissidens crassipes) growing on a block of tufa in a Wooded stream below Coldwell Rocks last Saturday BBSBryology

#worldrainforestday Temperate remnant in narrow valley in west England. Polypody ferns, moss on everything. BBSBryology Plantlife Exotic Fern Group British Ecological Society #BUC2025

Sundew and Bog moss. Oblobg-leaved and Great Sundew plus Sphagnum beothuk and S. Austinii and Utricularia minor

Sphagnum austinii with sporophytes on Cors Fochno today. Four mounds seen with h sporophytes