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MichaelMulvaney wrote:

Yesterday

Probably Pyracantha rogersiana

Pyracantha sp.

Jennybach wrote:

Yesterday

A clear justification of the need for our expert moderators. I also thought it was a moss and I had good close look at it. I checked out the berries on other examples on Naturemapr and they look like tiny red grapes. I wonder if they are edible.

Acrotriche serrulata

Tapirlord wrote:

14 Apr 2025

It is a woody prostrate shrub I believe

Acrotriche serrulata

dcnicholls wrote:

13 Apr 2025

Can’t advise on the species, doubtless someone else will comment. I’ve seen clumps like this on Black Mountain (many years ago)

Acrotriche serrulata

Jennybach wrote:

13 Apr 2025

Thank you. Have looked for such a species and only mention as far as I can ascertain is of a polytrichum commune mass, of which no records currently on this region. This would qualify as a commune. I also found another of same in this area but not photographed. Moderator will clarify but interesting suggestion. Ps @dcnicholls I just checked field guide and there are several entries under Polytrichum so looking more likely. Thanks

Acrotriche serrulata