Frequent showers.
False Oat grass is very common around here. One of the taller grasses.
I have absolutely no clue as to the identity of this minute bug. It's clearly one of the leaf-hoppers, but I don't know if it's adult or nymph. It's about 3mm long. Image straight off the sensor.
A very frequent Soldier Beetle: Rhagonycha fulva. These are frequently seen on umbellifers. In pairs.
A minute snail on Creeping Buttercup.
A fungal rust on Prickly Sow Thistle.
Bramble flowers are usually solid white, pink or pale lilac. These ones were refreshingly graduated