Original Hedgerow, again.
More or less continuous rain.
The seedpods of the Bush Vetch continue to develop and ripen. They've been in flower since April, and some are still going strong.
The Opposite-Leaved Golden Saxifrage appears to be around most of the year. Now that other plants like ferns have died back, they can be seen clinging to the rear banks of streams.
These are the seedheads of Nipplewort - another plant still in flower.
And finally, Cow Parsley has re-emerged on various parts of the verge under Ash and Hawthorn.