The aerial brryophytes are free to attach themselves to any upright structures. From the strength of its anchorage, the colony is able to shape itself.

Here is good example of co-existence. This species of pitcher plant thrive by anchoring itself within the mosses.  Some pink berries are also trying to make their presence felt

The many mosses and liverworts of different hues, they painted a home in harmony.

This group doing so well and reaching up to great heights. It only confirms that the environment is one of plentiful and deliciously sweet.

If you are amazed with carpet mosses as seen in lowlands, then this place simply keeps coming up with endless choices.

This is coarse but with multiple hues

Another patch fairly smooth but spatters of coarser mosses to vary the design

One need not rush through the whole ridge to see what this forest can offer.

 Instead just  wander around slowly. There is so much more to see than our eyes can absorb.