Bright and warm.
Bilberries have started to form, now. I also notice that there is a pretty pervasive rust on many of the leaves.
This is a poor picture of Eristalis intricarius - a Hoverfly.
What's this one? Hands up for a Bumblebee...go to the back of the class. This is also Eristalis intricarius - a Hoverfly that mimics a Bumblebee.
There were dozens of these Common Blue Damselflies - Enallagma cyathigerum - chasing each other along the path.
Bulbous Rush - Juncus bulbosus - is very common in this area. It forms little tussocks that can cover the ground as far as you can see.
Cross-leaved Heath - Erica tetralix - grows in the wetter areas of the bog.
Lastly, a paler version of the Dog Rose - Rosa canina.