Original Hedgerow.
Dull all day with occasional light showers.
The Tutsan berries have gone completely black, now. The leaves have started to turn red, too. The orange rust on the leaves is Melampsora hypericorum.
The fruits of the Downy Rose are mature, now. You can see the camera's reflection in the skin.
This greenish bracket fungus reminded me of a hat sticking out of the old Sycamore stump.
A new discovery for me - a Snail-eating Fly, perhaps Tetanocera elata. The female lays her eggs near snails, or just on the ground. The larvae then find and eat the snail.
