Some litchen for ID please found near Marlow

[alindsay]

Found on a twig



Found on a garden wall made of flint and chalky stone



Thanks in advance

[alindsay]

Sorry, I must write a hundred lines to spell lichen right !!!!!!!!

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[alindsay]

Might the 1st photo be Lecanora chlarotera?

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[JennyS]

The first might be but there are other Lecanora species that can look similar - one of the glitches with lichen identification (particularly crustose ones) is that you often need to know the results to basic chemical spot tests.

[alindsay]

Thanks JennyS