A small white butterfly feeding on a thistle flower, and a green-veined white (somewhat the worse for wear) resting on a,leaf.
Hiding in the grass, pleated inkcap
Its tiny cap just peeping through short grass, a pleated inkcap mushroom, sometimes also called a little Japanese umbrella.
Meadow brown summer
Meadow butterflies have been quite common round here this summer. The other browns, less so.
Garden spider, above and below
Common garden spider, which had built its web where it was possible to get views both from above and below.
Teazle flowers visited by bee
Teazles, still flowering, flowers still attracting insects. The busy bee is possibly a common carder bee.
Common spangle galls, oak leaf
Looking like circles of rust on the underside of an oak leaf, these are galls, protective covering for the larvae of a tiny wasp, the common gall wasp.