These bugloss-type plants has been flowering for some time, and still had its flowers with their delicate shades of blue at the end of August.
The plants were growing among the other vegetation by the towpath of the Staffs & Worcs canal: this one was at Newbridge.
The butterfly was too far away for me to be able to hazard a guess which kind of white it was.
The seeds from one of the lime trees in West Park, just starting to ripen.
The spider may have been a wolf spider, which stalk their prey instead of trapping them in webs. It was probably after the small insect.
Some golden rod flowering in a front garden was proving a magnet for a lot of insects in search of pollen or nectar, including this hoverfly.
Two of the flowers on a poppy growing near Worfield a few days ago.
