We were paddling up in Indian Arm and saw this very bright moss-like plant hanging on cliff face. North-eastern facing. High above the tideline. Almost neon green…. Any guesses as to what it could be? Thanks!
Thanks for asking @KitsMoss Combination of; - bryophytes that are that thin & grow on rock are usually more green and in seeps vs shelter under overhang - yellow & thin on rock is more often lichen in general - in this region, large areas of rock covered by thin layer of yellow usually turn out to be Chrysothrix when you look up close. - relatively Undisturbed non urban environment - vertical rock face, and not in intertidal ocean spray zone - continuous layer of yellow, no variety of shapes or patterns