Cloudy and warm.
There were a couple of small (8cm.) Amanita rubescens - The Blusher - at the edge of the path.
This is the darkest bit of the wood. It's a double canopy of Birch under Beech.
So I had to use flash to get these seeds of the Bluebell.
Why am I showing a Bramble flower? Look up to the top right.
'The Stump' is always good for a lichen or two. This is Cladonia portentosa.
The seeds of Cow Parsley. They clearly mimic beetles, complete with antennae. This must be to aid dispersal by fooling a bird into eating them.
On examining this picture under magnification, I noticed a tiny aphid under the branch. When the hoverfly was a larva it probably fed on aphids, so the image has an extra edge to it.
Meliscaeva auricollis.
A very common Sawfly miner on Oak: Profenusa pygmaea.
Later, back home: the second Small White to be recorded in my 10k square for years.