Common appearance on the edge of forestry tracts.
Lycopodium clavatum NS6733 01Jul2017 PW
The erect cones are distinctive they can be single, usually paired but can be in 3s.
Lycopodium clavatum NS6733 01Jul2017 PW
Lycopodium clavatum NS8761 7July2018 PW
Over wintering it can be paler.
Lycopodium clavatum NT0454 12Feb24 FH
Lycopodium annotinum NS8761 20Jul2016 JH
Lycopodium annotinum NS8761 6June2018 PW
Lycopodium annotinum NS8761 6June2018 PW
Diphasiastrum alpinum NS8761 13May2018 PW
Diphasiastrum alpinum NS8761 13May2018 PW
Diphasiastrum alpinum NS8761 13May2018 PW
Later in the season.
Diphasiastrum alpinum NS8761 07July2018 PW
Huperzia selago NS8761 13May2018 PW
Huperzia selago NS8761 13May2018 PW
Huperzia selago NS8761 13May2018 PW
Later in the season.
Huperzia selago NS8761 7July2018 PW
Huperzia selago NS8761 27Jan2024 FH
Huperzia selago NS8761 27Jan2024 FH
Lycopodium and Diphasiastrum species - Clubmosses
Lycopodium clavatum - Stag's-horn Clubmoss
Lycopodium annotinum - Interrupted or Stiff Clubmoss
Diphasiastrum alpinum - Alpine Clubmoss
Huperzia selago - Fir Clubmoss