Young buzzard, possibly a fledgling, flying overhead for the second time the same afternoon. It had returned about an hour after being driven off by mobbing gulls.
The West Park turtle. Not doing very much other than resting on its log in the sun. But it rarely does very much other than resting on itsd log under the sun.
The first shield bug nymphs have started appearing, with this pair on a ripening raspberry. There seemed to be adults mating every day during this year’s long hot spring.
Sloes in teh Barley Field hedge, ripening. These were at shoulder level. When they are ripe, there will be a race between birds and gin drinkers to decide who gets the benefit.