1 x Dark Green Fritillary.
Heavy showers all day.
On Monday I saw around 6 Dark Green Fritillaries flying in warm sunshine. Today I went back while they were still too cold to rush around. This appears to be a male. Argynnis aglaja.
This specimen of Hogweed has 9 Scathophagus flies and 2 Rhagonycha fulva soldier beetles nectaring on it.
I managed to catch this Helophilus pendulus as it was cleaning its tongue.
This Willowherb is a bit of fun. 4-lobed stigma, square ridged stems, rather hairy, but not nearly as much as Hoary Willowherb. It doesn't key out to any species, so must be a hybrid. If I was a gambler, I'd go for Epilobium parviflorum x E. ciliatum. Both are growing nearby. That would make it Epilobium x floridulum, which has previously been recorded about 30km south of here.
Lastly, a shot of the fruit of Common Figwort. They look just like figs.