Russula mushrooms on the lawn in front of a block of flats. One of the several russula species which have pinkish caps like these, some of which have their colours washed out after heavy rain.
A wet August means the fungi flush, peak mushroom season, has started early this year. Shaggy parasols, at a spot where they regularly grow in East Park, had only emerged recently when these pictures were taken.
Group of three female goosanders swimming downstream on the River Wye at Hereford a couple of weeks ago. Perhaps on autumn migration: there was no sign of them the following day.
Painted lady butterfly resting on the trackside ballast at Hereford railway station. The insect had just finished feeding on a nearby buddleia bush, and was perhaps warming itself in the sun.