In Loughor, Tormentil (
Potentilla erecta), Field bindweed (
Convolvulus arvensis), Black nightshade (
Solanum nigrum), Butterfly bush (
Buddleja davidii) and Prickly lettuce (
Lactuca serriola) were in flower. There were lots of Ringlet (
Athantopus hyperantus) and Meadow brown (
Maniola jurtina) butterflies, mating Flesh-flies (
Sarcophaga carnaria), a Sawfly (
Tenthredo celtica), Common froghoppers (
Philaenus spumarius), maternal spiders with creche webs and a Scorpion fly (
Panorpa communis). The house was invaded by a female Crab spider (
Misumena vatia). In Penclacwydd, the Hazel (
Corylus avellana) was in nut and Water-pepper (
Polygonum hydropiper) plus Marsh bedstraw (
Galium palustre) were in bloom. Bittersweet (
Solanum dulcamara) had green berries. In Bynea, masses of Great willowherb (
Epilobium hirsutum), Blue fleabane (
Erigeron acer), Wild carrot (
Daucus carota), Alexanders (
Smyrnium olusatrum) and Common orache (
Atriplex patula) were in flower. Summer broods of the Comma (
Polygonia c-album) and Red admiral (
Vanessa atalanta) butterflies were seen there.
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