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I was at Grane Info Centre yesterday (Sunday)and there were at least 3 pairs of Willow Warblers singing and I think they may have been back on their breeding territory, also there was a Peacock flying past the Clough Head Information Centre. Also yesterday, Mike Valentine was near to High Ormerods on Calf Hey and manage to get these 3 fabulous photos of "Cladonias - Lichen species....... plus whilst going around Calf Hey also managed to get these fungi, flora and moss photos below. (Click over photos to enlarge)
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On the left is a photo of a European Larch Flower (Latrix decidua), above is a moss called Ulota crispa, and above right are Polytrichum piliferum caps. And left is a fungi called Egghead Mottlegill (Panaeolus semio vatus)
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