What a difference a day makes.
Very hot and sunny.
The Great Willowherb - Epilobium hirsutum - was only in bud yesterday, but around a dozen plants were in bloom today.
And these ripe Raspberries were not showing yesterday, either.
This is one of the Tephritids or Picture-Wing Flies. The larvae eat the seeds of compound flowers like the Creeping Thistle. This female Tephritis formosa was ovipositing on the upper leaves.
The Square-stalked St. John's Wort - Hypericum tetrapterum - must be one of the slowest developing flowers. I've been watching the buds for days, now.
Yet another Willowherb; this time the square-stemmed Epilobium tetragonum.
I think that just leaves Marsh Willowherb to find, and I know where to get it.