In Loughor, the rain brought out the Little Japanese umbrella fungus (Coprinus plicatilis) and a hoverfly (Leucozona lucorum) to produce its aphid-eating larvae. There was also a Red admiral (Vanessa atalanta) basking in the garden.
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