Meet at Creag Tronach, near Dunkeld. Parking on a forest track near the site, to

be confirmed.

Bring a packed lunch. Initially, walking on a path to the first site, but later the

terrain becomes more difficult (some slopes and loose soil and can be muddy).

We did a reconnaissance trip to this site in March 2015 and saw more than 130

A.septentrionale plants, including one possible hybrid. The hybrid grows on a

ledge, was not readily accessible, but was identified by photography as a potential

for Asplenium x murbeckii. Historically there is also a record for Asplenium x

alternifolium (recorded in 1992). By focusing on the Creag Tronach site we hope

to get a better idea of actual plant numbers at the site, confirmation of the

presence of at least one hybrid, and some good photos.