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| | | Stereocaulon and tiny yellow squamule
The first was found in the Burren, which is a pretty unlikely place to come across a Stereocaulon, but I can't find any other genus it might be......The site was an interesting mixture of limestone pavement interspersed with more acidic boggy bits. 
This one I can't begin to figure out - tiny, approx 1mm on earth among moss in a shady crevice in a wall.....
Wondered at one point if it might be an Arthrorhaphis but that doesn't seem likely, though there is an old record for Arthrorhaphis citrinella from that 10k square. 
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