Dax, Thanks for sharing the link.

Probably several of the genera may be represented by similar on in some cases the same species. To find out about each one click on the links above at the species name such as under Polytichum, juniperinum. Click on juniperinum and you will go to a page with botanical information on the species and it will list everywhere that it occurs, though I think it does not indicate what countries in Europe that it occrus in. Check and save the link below for the UK. Here is a link that might be useful: UK mosses

Wonderful album, PM! Wow, she certainly does some 'beautiful' Fall decor! I bookmarked her to look over better later ...but just browsing I love that chair w/the white pumpkin arrangement ....hall tree bench decorated (fantastic piece of furniture) ... pitcher w/floral arrangement & pinecones underneath & rooster vase w/cheery sunflowers! Lots to look at! TFS! Jeanne S.

You cannot post an image unless it is available to the Internet in general. Your home computer is NOT available to everyone on the net. Therefore the image you want MUST be on an Internet server somewhere. You can store photos in Photobucket, some IP's provide storage also. In these storage places you will find a browse button that you can find the picture on your own computer. MSN forums do have a browse button that allow you to add your own picture to a message so you are actually using thier storage space. With THS, this forum is part of that, you need to first put your picture, diagram etc. somewhere on line, then go to that site get it, hi-lite the the url it is on and use this html code: (img src="your url") but instead of the ( ) use to enclose your url. The "optional link url" below this message box is to post a link to another web page i.e. where a tuturial is to be found. You do more or less the same thing, hi-lite the url the tut is on, copy it and then paste it into the "optional link url" box then below that is the "name of the link" box just type what the name of the tut, or whatever it is called and you will get a link to show in your message that will say: Here is a link that might be useful: it makes it easy for anyone who would like to see that page by just clicking on that link. Now that I have made myself as "clear as mud" (I am not good at explaining things) so if anyone recognizes any mistakes I have made, please correct them. Better yet I am posting a link for you with lots of good advice from someone named Pooh Bear who really has his stuff together!!!!! Carol Here is a link that might be useful: Pooh Bears FAQ's