David

Glistening after overnight rain.

I’m not sure whether the spider was hunting the mite.

From the same plant which features as the top picture in the previous post.

Moving in closer brought out the beauty of the individual flower. Taking the picture contre jour has thrown a silhouette of the internal parts of the flower.

A foxglove pictured early one morning, half silhouetted against the sky.

Growing wild amongst grasses in front of a bindweed-covered fence.

This one is pictured by twilight on an evening when the badgers didn’t come out to play.

Three views of the same plant. Even the flower buds are spiky on some thistles!

The season’s heavy rain meant that many of these cherries were splitting before they had ripened completely.