Selwyns Wood is a small nature reserve south of Cross-in-Hand, near Heathfield, East Sussex.
Selwyns Wood is a small, mixed semi-natural woodland near the town of Heathfield, mainly Oak, Birch and Sweet Chestnut, with a few old big Beech trees. It is nestled in a south-facing valley with three streams running through it, one of which has developed into a typical Wealden ghyll stream. There is also a small open area dominated by heather, a characteristic feature of woodlands in this part of Sussex. from Sussex Wildlife Trust Selwyns Wood Reserve Profile
Graphis scropta
Arthonia atra
Pertusaria leioplaca
Cladonia parasitica
Thelotrema lepadinum, Barnacle Lichen
Phlyctis argena; the red patch is the reaction to Potassium hydroxide (spot test(
Lepraria incana s.l.
Cladonia fimbriata
Parmotrema perlatum
Cladonia caespiticia
possibly Normandina pulchella
Cladonia coniocrea
Pertusaria pertusa
Possibly Diarthonis spadicea
