Delight in the Natural World:- This eco-blog by Judith Allinson features:* Settle Wildflower Walks * The Rainforest Fund * Rainforest Issues * Fundraising Ideas * Nature Conservation * Grasses, Mosses, Lichens and Algae * Settle * St John's Methodist Church and Hall, N Yorks * - Started on 1 Jan 2008
Monday, 8 April 2013
Klebsormidium crenulatum - near Helwith Bridge
This wall is above the road from Helwith Bridge to Wharf and Austwick. The ridge of rock near the skyline is greywacke - a sort of metamorphosed sandstone.
I think this must be its most south-westerly occurrence.
The green alga on the stones in the wall is Klebsormidium crenualatum.
Taken on 2nd Feb 2013
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