Cliffside Lake / Dry Falls with Ed Schwartzman
Cliffside Lake was a beautiful location for our second foray into mosses and liverworts.
Ed again started the day by saying he's not an expert on bryophytes and immediately began to overwhelm us with his knowledge - and enthusiasm.
He helped us see and understand the complexity (and wonder) of these nonvascular plants.
Dry Falls of course was spectacular with its unusual and rare mosses / liverworts.
Thanks to Ed for another wonderful day - and to Karen for capturing it in her beautiful photographs.
Bazzania trilobata
Connecticut Beech Fern
Dry Falls
Ed finding mosses
Ed
Elen and Jean examining mosses
Ginny and Henry looking at moss
Henry
Jean examining a bryophyte
Brent and Bryophytes
Lizard Skin Liverwort
Mountain Spleenwort Fern
Orange Lichen and Falls
Pincushion Moss
Spaghnum Moss
Spleenwort and Liverwort
examining the stump for mosses
Ellen, Henry and George
Ed and Ellen
Cliffside and SAPS with Ed
Ed finding mosses
Ed and instruction
rare bryophyte
moss and liverworts under the waterfall
Henry and Dry Falls
Dry Falls
Dry Falls
Dry Falls and many plants
The photo labeled as "Lizard Skin Liverwort" (Conocephalum.jpg) is actually a lichen, Lobaria pulmonaria.
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