Heavy rain most of the day.
The few remaining larvae of the Lesser Willow Sawfly - Nematus pavidus - are moving quickly over the branches, presumably looking for somewhere to pupate.
I spotted this late specimen of Phratora vitellinae - the Bronzy Willow Leaf Beetle - causing the usual damage to the leaves. About 4mm long.
This red-legged fly was waiting or resting on an Alder leaf. No id.
A shot of Slippery Jack - Suillus luteus - showing the extremely viscid top surface. About 15 cm. across.
Quite a lot of fungi grow through grasses and sedges. Sometimes the leaf blades cut into the caps - almost like a cheesecutter.
Common Centaury is a very beautiful flower that appears to choose its locations very carefully. When I find one I find many, but those locations are far apart from each other, and many other apparently suitable habitats are ignored.