Despite the weather having plenty of warm and wet spells, I haven’t noticed many fungi about. One, showing signs of age, was this in Coppice Wood. It may have been a freckled dapperling.
A warm afternoon, crossing a field with long grass. Suddenly, several meadow brown butterflies resting in the vegetation, disturbed by my passing along the footpath.
This year’s teasles forming on some of the plants in the wetland area round the Compton Park pool. In the first shot, a few of last year’s teazles are present, in soft focus.
Common nettle-tap moths, tiny grey triangles, resting on the leaves of nettles or other plants near a nettle patch then fluttering briefly before they settle again. Lots around on warm days at the moment.