This year’s young coots, West Park. Now they’re growing fast. They’ve lost the red down above their beaks – the trigger for the adults to feed them. Instead, they are now (mostly) finding their own food, and swimming off on their own without being constantly watched by the parents.
Butterfly eggs on the underside of a leaf. Probably left by a large white (aka cabbage white) butterfly)
Buff-tailed bumble bee with very well-filled pollen baskets, taking a brief rest on the edge of a garden table (hence the elongated shadow).
After a couple of minutes, it flew off again.
West Park Canada geese – the large party of goslings as they were a fortnight back, beginning to get adult feathers.
Some swimming at the edge of the lake, feeding. Some ashore, then all swimming away.
Tree bumble bees -one feeding on an alkanet flower. Another landed for a short break on a garden table.
This tiny cucumber green spider had just caught a fly in its web when I noticed it, and was now binding the insect in silken threads.