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Black Darter taken in the Cairngorms at my favourite little pond I could stand on the boardwalk there for hours, in fact i do :-)

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Mysore, Karnataka, India

27 Aug, 2016

Indian Darter (Ahinga melanogaster) is a resident in Sri Lanka. An adult. Belongs to Ahingidae family. Clicked at Bundala National Park.

 

Indian Darter (Ahinga melanogaster) is a resident in Sri Lanka. An adult. Belongs to Ahingidae family. Clicked at Bundala National Park. Sri Lanka

  

Common Darter (Sympetrum striolatum) female

22 July 2018, Cambridge University Botanic Garden

4566 and a local milk train runs past the river Dart on the way to Totnes

Darter dragonfly on berberis. Focus stacked using zerene

Common Darter - Cleethorpes.

Red-veined darter (Sympetrum fonscolombii Odonata: Libellulidae) is a very common insect of Cretan fauna. Red veined darter (Sympetrum fonscolombii Odonata: Libellulidae) is a very common drangonfly of cretan fauna. This in picture is a female found in Heraklion on an uncultivated land early in the morning. . The abdomen of males is redish or it has a characteric red line. It was flying all around the dry plants. Its main flight period is May to October and it is scarce during the winter months although it can be seen throughout the year in southern areas of its range and in the Mediterranean. Males are known for being aggressive and will perch on something within their territory while watching for intruders. This species is found over many still water sources, but it is a migrating species, so it can be seen in areas with no water and over oceans. It is found in all sorts of still water but being a migrant it is often found away from water. It has been seen flying over the sea.

Common Darter seen at Park Lime Pits, near Walsall, England on the 31.7.25

Common darter dragonfly, Sympetrum striolatum, female. 11 July 2021. Perivale Wetlands, Ealing, London, England, UK.

 

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Darter dragonfly. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

An Australasian Darter flying over a green Lake - Pentax K-3 Sigma 150-500

Twee DART treinstellen hebben zojuist een tunnel verlaten en hebben het doel van de reis - de stad Greystones - bijna bereikt.

 

Zwei DART Triebwagen haben gerade einen Tunnel verlassen und haben das Ziel "Greystones" fast erreicht.

 

Two DART railcars are seen leaving a tunnel and will arrive at Greystones shortly.

Common Darter ( Sympetrum striolatum)

 

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Darters forage by diving to depths of about 60 centimetres, and impaling fish with its sharp, spear-like beak. Small fish are swallowed underwater, but larger ones are brought to the surface, where they are flicked off the bill (sometimes into the air) and then swallowed head-first. www.birdlife.org.au/bird-profile/australasian-darter

Black Darter...Sympetrum danae. Male.

Hatfield Moor.

The DART trains rides through the Convention Center to the Union Station near the Reunion Tower in Downtown Dallas.

Darter dragonfly on a stick. Natural light

Looking 'all-wight' ;-) is classic looking Dart 35153 its been like this since before lockdown (February from memory) guess it will gain the new Stagecoach livery at some point but at present needs must and it continues in use as is.

Taken this morning on the Wilts & Berks Canal.

1969 Dodge Dart 340 @ American Car Show Geiselwind, Germany

 

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Here we see Stagecoach South West 35167 WA56FKU photographed at Woodville while rarely operating Barnstaple town service 12C.

Taken February 2022.

First darter dragonfly of 2017. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene.

Dragonfly watching at Titchfield Haven Nature Reserve in Hampshire.

15.9.2022.

There are still lots of these around at the moment despite the temperatures cooling a little.

 

A female Common Darter (Sympetrum striolatum) dragonfly resting on brambles.

 

Daneshill Lakes Nature Reserve.

Common darter dragonfly. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene

Somehow Citybus' Darts seem to defy the chop, just when a year or so when they looked to be on their way the remaining 7 continue to put in the hard work.

Sadly it looks as if most of the major ops are winding down Dart operation, FSW announced theirs will probably be gone by May and some of Stagecoach ones are failing by the wayside when major/multiple faults develop - a cost factor thing now I am sure.

Ironically earlier in the day before I took this, sister Dart no.60 was seen being towed after breaking down but did re-enter service so obviously nothing too major wrong!

Bit of a tight shot this, had to crop slightly as some bloke walked past to the right and his arm got in the shot!

61 is passing the entrance to Plymouth Gin Distillery to the left (note the repo but period appropriate street lantern) off to the right is where myself and the wife had just emerged from 'The Bottling Plant' which is now a restaurant/cocktail/drinks bar but was once the bottling location for Plymouth Gin!

Darter dragonflies. Natural light. Oshiro 60mm

Darter - Bharatpur - India

Mating darter dragonflies on an echium leaf. Natural light

The River Dart is the source of much folklore on Dartmoor, where it is traditionally respected and feared - the waters have a tendency to rise without notice following heavy rainfall on the moors above, adding to the dangers of its rapids and powerful currents. This gave rise to the couplet:

 

"River of Dart, Oh River of Dart!

Every year thou claimest a heart."

Darter waiting for the next insect to fly by. It caught around 10 small flies in as many minutes and landed in the exact same spot to eat them. Path to Ormesby little broad.

Common Darter Dragonfly -- Sympetrum striolatum

saw this darter over RSPB West Marsh 😻

I believe that this is possibly a Ruddy Darter Dragonfly. If any one can positively identify him I would be very greatful

Darter dragonfly. Natural light . Focus stacked using zerene

African Darter, Phalaborwa, South Africa

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