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Aulacomnium androgynum
From a new population I found on one of my hikes. One of my absolute favourite moss species. A. androgynum has these little stalks with pompoms of gemmae on the end to help disperse themselves further. They release spores too but extremely rarely, and using different structures of course. I just love biology that breaks a couple rules.
Been packeting a LOT of moss at work lately, I should really share more...
First is Philonotis fontana, second is a real scattered Hylocomium splendens.
Happy spring all 🌱
Found some old moss samples in the back of our herbarium today
ferns, july 2025
metro atlanta, georgia, us
Out of the brick!!!!!
There's some moss hiding up there too...
Who's this in the sidewalk crack?
why, it's Bryum argenteum!
This is one of the most common species of moss, with a cosmopolitan distribution. Meaning it occurs globally, in this case including Antarctica! You'll find this species most frequently in sidewalk cracks and around the places humans have built things.
Its highly recognizable with its frequent bluish (or blue-green) colouration!
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Sedum acre — goldmoss stonecrop a.k.a. biting stonecrop
I love Sedum acre, even if it's an introduced species where I'm from!
Parking lot in Alberta Canada, June 2025
go outside there is moss near you.
find it
moss, coming to a city near you
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Encalypta sp. (?)
Hanging out on a cliff
June 2025 , AB, Canada
Grimmia sp.
On a gravestone!
Graveyards, especially old graveyards, are one of the best locations to look for bryophytes and lichens. The lack of major soil disturbance combined with a yard full of different types of rock leads to some surprising diversity!
bug
He post a bug see
oh to be a cat being peaceful in a garden
remember me love, when i'm reborn
lily of the valley
"what would be better," i ask the pond, "to be the sun of all eyes, or the shadow of the trees?"
the sexual tension between me and starting a new life as someone else
the feminine urge to release a gut-wrenching scream from the depths of your soul
i wish my heart was not made of flesh
it has already begun to decompose
