Dragonfly landing on a barley stalk, and sunbathing at rest on barley stalks.
Perhaps the same species as the dragonfly featured yesterday – possibly even the same individual, as these pictures were taken on pretty much the direct opposite side of the river.
Recently-formed oak apple with a knobbly surface, growing on a sapling in the beer garden of the Combermere Arms, Chapel Ash.
Male migrant hawker dragonfly hanging from a dry umbellifer stem by the river just downstream of Stratford on Avon, warming itself in the morning sunshine. Although this one was by a river, it is a species which prefers still waters for breeding.
The last traces of green on the point of disappearing, the first suggestions of the red of the ripe fruit beginning to show on this cluster of rosehips.
Moorhen chick swimming directly down wind, raising its wings to act as sails for extra power.
It is the same bird previously featured here.
Giant hogweed with its stem and branches entwined by a bindweed.