2 Speckled Wood.
Very bright. Hottest day so far this year.
Two water-loving plants growing side by side. Brooklime - Veronica beccabunga to the left and Watercress - Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum - on the right.
Snowberry - Symphoricarpos albus - flowers have opened, always in pairs. On the right is a leaf mine with a distinctive star-shaped starting-point at the left end of the mine. The miner is Chromatomyia lonicerae - an agromyzid fly.
This is the seedhead of Ranunculus repens - Creeping Buttercup.
I suppose this is Toad Rush - a very difficult species to photograph, since there's very little to focus on. Juncus bufonius agg.
Finally, Tufted Vetch - Vicia cracca. This is a very puzzling species for me, because it seems to need an identical environment to Bush Vetch, but is found in perhaps only 5% of the places that I find the latter.