Hello Derrick,
A great job on the images and website.
Would like to recommend that you id the images so
that when you run your pointer over the image the name
pops up or some tidbit of info if you do not know the name.
I think the programming is to embed this command
alt=" name "

I really like mosses though I am way down in california.
The only mosses that I have seen tend to dry back in the
summer time. nothing like what you have up there for sure!

I also recommend that you check under other plants as
the moss flora under different plants can be very interesting and very very very small.

Cheers.

That is so strange that you mentioned the pointer, my son asked me a few days ago if I wanted to do it to any of my sites, I do have a lot of others. I said I didn't think it was needed as the names are mostly there, guess I was wrong. Will look into it as he said he would do it for me if I wanted him to. He's in Calgary and I'm here in Victoria.

Here is a link that might be useful: Nature of British Columbia

Excellent Derrick!

Got any images of club-mosses.
Close-ups and habitat studies?

Into alpine/rock gardening?

I suppose you will be linking the Mosses/Lichens to Nature of BC??

How about images of bogs? Detailed images?

Definitely keep that digital working!!!

Hi. I just started the moss and lichen pages this spring and haven't taken any club moss images yet. There are none in the Victoria area, which is what I have covered. An expert friend of mine says they are in the hills, he may have a trip sometime so I will have to wait. I will probably link the pages to the Nature BC site at some point. This site may be of interest to you.

Here is a link that might be useful: BIRDS AND WATER

What an exquisite BIRDS AND WATER site! Excellent photos of the birds! Utterly delightful! Thank you for sharing.

Glad you liked the Birds and Water. Here is one another one you may enjoy.

Here is a link that might be useful: Birds in Winter