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Polytrichum juniperinum
The second photo shows the fruiting bodies.
Spotted on Sep 8, 2013
Submitted on Sep 8, 2013
3 Comments
Cool. By the way, I offered an ID on a spotting of yours posted on Sept. 2. That shrub-tree with the palmately compound leaves, green fruit and "tulip-style" flowers ... very interesting plant. Didn't know if you'd seen the suggestion. Ta!
Thanks Suzanne! I think it is Juniper moss based on other google photos :)
Juniper Moss, I think ...