The autumn field meeting visited north east Twente. In moist heathland several decreasing hepatics were observed, such as Cephaloziella elachista, Cladopodiella francisci and Calypogeia arguta. Decaying grass appeared to be a suitable substrate for Leptodontium flexifolium. The fluviatile musci Fissidens arnoldii, F.gracilifolius and Rhynchostegiella curviseta appeared outside their usual area; Fissidens gracilifolius and Rhynchostegiella curviseta were growing on a sandstone. Other remarkable observations concerned Racomitrium aciculare, Bartramia pomiformis and Archidium alternifolium. A habitat reconstruction project by removal of the top layer in a heathland offered excellent conditions for Trematodon ambiguus, this moss had been found in The Netherlands only once before, over 130 years ago. At a location where the rare species Scorpidium lycopodioides and Drepanocladus sendtneri used to occur, only Scorpidium lycopodioides could be recovered.