Lady's fingers?

I'm sure used to call this flower lady's fingers when I was little as some varieties used to come with a red tip, like painted finger-nails. However, according to the wild flower book it's called bird's-foot trefoil, sometimes called lady's slipper.

[Rosie Kind]

We used to call this egg and bacon when I was a child. I don't know why! Lovely capture of this sunny little plant

[Phil Howcroft]

this is lovely judith. Have you thought of cropping the sky out, as it gives the image more impact without the white on the top

[Judith Johnson]

@phil_howcroft Thanks for the suggestion. I did crop it anyway, but didn't think of cropping out the sky. Will remember that next time.

[Louise]

@rosiekind We call it 'eggs and bacon' too, the only reason I can think of is that the colours, yellow and a bit of reddy brown, are the colours of egg and bacon (sort of). I also know it as bird's foot trefoil.