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Spotted whilst walking my dog by the River Stour near Bournemouth, Dorset. I loved the bokeh and colours.
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Taken in Lichfield
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Damselflies taking advantage of the sunny day near the pond where they later laid their fertilized eggs. (Coenagrion scitulum).
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Caballitos del diablo aprovechando el día soleado cerca del estanque donde despues pusieron sus huevos fertilizados. (Coenagrion scitulum).
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Deze prachtige vuurjuffer vond ik in de achtertuin zittend op een blad van de Oosterse karmozijn bes. Drie huizen verder hebben ze een mooie vijver met diverse libellen en juffers. Ik denk dat deze daar vandaan kwam. De houding op deze foto vind ik erg mooi. Even groot bekijken - door op de 'L' toets te drukken.
I found this beautiful damselfly in the backyard sitting on a leaf of the Oriental crimson berry. Three houses further they have a beautiful pond with various dragonflies and damselflies. I think this one came from there. I really like the pose in this photo. Viewing the same size - by pressing the 'L' key.
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Not a great quality, but it captures something I've never seen before: a small damselfly landed on a butterfly and spent some time sitting on it. The butterfly did not seem to object.
Observed at the Heinz Wildlife Refuge
Explored 1/20/23 at #236. That's a good number.
Damselfly or water damselfly (Zygoptera) is a suborder of the dragonflies (Odonata), which are subdivided into 19 families with about 2600 species.
Damselfly or water damselfly (Zygoptera) is a suborder of the dragonflies (Odonata), which are subdivided into 19 families with about 2600 species.
Taken at Croxall Lakes, Staffordshire
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The metallic-green Emerald damselfly can be seen from June to September around ponds, lakes, ditches and canals. Unlike other damselflies, it holds its wings half-open when perched.
The Emerald damselfly is a medium-sized damselfly that lives among lush vegetation around the edges of ponds, lakes, ditches and canals. When perched, Emerald damselflies have a habit of holding their wings half-open, rather than closed along the length of their body like other damselflies. The last species of damselfly to emerge in the UK each year, they are on the wing from the end of June to September.