@BSBIscience @BSBIbotany @wildflower_hour Yep I think so. And it’s a very interesting site - I was there following up a record of Lycopodiella inundata, but found it was a mistake for Selaginella selaginoides. L indundata did once grow nearby, so I wasn’t expecting the Selaginella!

— Trevor the botanist (@DrTrevorDines) 2022.10.3

Three Clubmosses. Lesser Selaginella selaginoides, Fir Huperzia selago, Alpine Diphasiastrum alpinum. Cairnwell, Perth and Kinross. @BSBIbotany https://t.co/y4aSo0LQzC

— Tristan Norton (@TrisNorton) 2022.8.5

La suite avec Selaginella selaginoides , Polystichum lonchitis, Cryptogramma crispa et Athyrium distentifolium, https://t.co/vDpIZnJ4oW

— hysope (@_Hysope_) 2022.8.12

@RyanClarkNature @TLWforCumbria @BSBIbotany @cumbriawildlife great close-up photos! The clubmosses indeed posed a challenge in such stunted conditions - Your photo looks good for Fir Clubmoss (Huperzia selago) as Lesser Clubmoss (Selaginella selaginoides) would have minute toothing along the leaves.

— Wild Lakeland (@WildLakeland) 2022.4.2