Moss, again.
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| Tree dangler; Isothecium myosuroides. |
This moss hangs from branches on almost every older tree. It's given a variety of common names: my guide book calls it cat-tail moss. Others call it slender mouse-tail moss, tree moss (although it may grow on rock, too) and variable moss.
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| Step moss, again. Hylcocomium splendens. |
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| And step moss with a pair of mushrooms. |
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Musgos, otra vez. El primero se cuelga de casi todos los árboles viejos en bosques cerrados. Lo llaman musgo cola de gato, o cola delgado de ratón, o musgo de árbol, entre otros nombres comunes.
El musgo que sigue es el musgo de escalones, el "step moss". Y dos honguitos, sin identificación.
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