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| Bee on blackberry. With green blackberries. |
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| I never noticed before how the petals have hairy edges. |
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| Bee on beach pea. |
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| Bindweed and red mites. |
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| Bindweed climbing a post. I don't know what made those nice round holes. |
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| Palest pink Queen Anne's lace, Daucus carota. |
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| The central flower of the umbel is commonly purple or pink. (Not seen in this photo, but they were there.) Buds may be white or purplish. |
Further inland:
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| Bird's foot trefoil, Lotus corniculatus. The triple leaf looks sort of bird footish, but the name refers to the seed pods on their stalks. |
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| More bird's foot. |
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| St. John's Wort, Hypericum perforatus. The flowers have little black dots along the edge of the petals. (Click for full size.) |
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