Mammals of France
France has a diverse mammal fauna, with many of the iconic European species found in the Alps.
Marsupials
Marsupials are the most famous mammals in Australia, and are the most diverse group of mammals across the continent. They range from the tiny Pygmy Possums to the largest of all, the Red Kangaroo, which can stand taller than a grown man.
Monotremes
Monotremes are egg-laying mammals. The most famous is the platypus, but the echidna is more frequently seen.
Mosses of Ben Lawers NNR part 1
The original Bryophytes section got too big, so the mosses of this incredible place now have two sections all to themselves!
Mosses of Ben Lawers NNR part 2
The great diversity of species here has necessitated a second section!
Mosses of Derbyshire part 1
Derbyshire's moss flora is diverse, with around 390 species recorded in the last 25 years - just over half the number of species in Britain as a whole. This section contains mosses from Sphagnum to Leucobryum.
Mosses of Derbyshire part 2
The original single Derbyshire Mosses page has expanded into five, and this second page illustrates and describes members of the Dicranaceae and Pottiaceae.
Mosses of Derbyshire part 3
This section contains Funariales, Encalyptales and Bryales.
Mosses of Derbyshire part 4
This section contains the remaining Bryales, Mniaceae and Orthotrichales, as well as the first few pleurocarps.
Mosses of Derbyshire part 5
This final section of Derbyshire mosses contains the remaining Hypnales, including some of Derbyshire's most commonly-seen species.