Coniferous plantation.
Rain with some cloudy breaks.
Eyebright is divided into at least 20 microspecies. I call them Eyebright and purple Eyebright. Flowers about 5 mm. across.
This "Cuckoo Spit" is everywhere at the moment. Judging by the indiscriminate placing of the froth - which is home to the nymph of the Frog-Hopper - I suspect there is no nutritional benefit from the plants chosen. They're probably just a convenient 'hanging place'.
A very vibrant Red Clover, however.
Little moths like this one defy identification, but are very common on the verges around here. About 1 cm. long.
The Slender St. John's Wort continues to captivate me. I will persevere with taking photographs of it until I have the perfect one.
This one was stopped down to f8 in order to get the depth of focus.
Flower shown about 12 mm across.
I spotted the new Beech-mast at just about eye-level.
The Jointed Rush has just started to flower. It grows almost everywhere and frequently forms a border on path edges.