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We begin by looking for first of the year and end with last of the year. These are probably our last of the year, but maybe not. It has been a very poor year for dragonflies etc., for us. Maybe the weather, a lot of wet days, and the ponds (previously excellent) are now choked up and didn't give up much, The canal itself (our bit of it) had fewer damselflies, and no exotics. Sadly a poor year, reflected by the lack of pictures here.
Darter dragonfly exuvium . Found this yesterday much smaller than the previous exuvium so assume it must belong to a darter dragonfly.
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R215MSA Dennis Dart SLF Body : Plaxton B37F New March 1998 to First Aberdeen, Aberdeen (GN). Seen here with First Group in Swansea March 2003.
Poison Dart Frog on display at the BPZ. .25 sec exposure @ 5.6 f/stop... did this handheld no tripod
Dennis Dart SLF/Plaxton Pointer W671TNV was new to National Car Parks, Birminham, and came to Stagecoach via Cavendish Motor Services, Bexhill in January 2009.
A ruddy darter dragonfly resting on a plant stem in the afternoon sunlight, at RSPB Fen Drayton Lakes.
UK2089 Heart & dart - Agrotis exclamationis - osenice vykřičníková - siatica výkričníková - rolnica czopówka - felkiáltójeles földibagoly. The only one to invade today.
Only 25 meters away and wet. 439mm. Cropped. The 2nd shot - shaking off some water. The 3rd shot is of the same Darter after it spotted me. Raaswater River Lodge on the banks of the Vaal River.
Trundling along George St. in Whitehaven is an unusual visitor to the town, Marshall bodied Dart No.33169.
The building to the right with the corrugated roof is part of the former Cumberland Motor Services bodyworks and paintshop which was accessed from the narrow Wellington Row, the sign for which can also be seen.
This was made for a friend who plays in a Ladies Darts team. of course Double Top, is 40 so it seemed appropriate to do this for her 40th Birthday
I took a couple of photographs of this common darter as it showed to me two distinct poses by this insect.
Here it has it's wings outstretched as usual.
Dennis Dart with Marshall B40F body, new in 1995 to Halton as M580WLV. Photographed in Eastleigh Bus Station.
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Class leader LHB DART unit 8101 brings up the rear of a 6 car set around Killiney Hill operating the 12:45 Howth – Bray.
Airborne Artillerymen assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division Artillery ram the 155MM projectile into their M777A2 howitzer during an emergency fire mission, also known as a hip shoot during a Division Artillery Readiness Test on Fort Bragg N.C., March 2, 2016. The DART tests the battery in support of Global Response Battalion 1 on the their ability to conduct standard and non-standard fire missions such as the out of traverse, and emergency fire missions both day at night under stressful situations to ensure they can support any mission for GRB-1 within 18 hours of notification. (82nd ABN DIVARTY PAO, Capt. Joe Bush/ Released).
This is a poison-dart frog from the Iquitos area of Peru. As you can see, a very, very small animal even as an adult. Compare this to the giant toad to get a sense of scale. My hands are in both photos.
Darter dragonflies in the garden disagreeing about a perch. The airborne one seemed to be trying to chase off the other one which was having none of it
African Darter Anhinga rufa - Tendaba, The Gambia
A full trip report and more photos are on my blog...
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PART 3: coming soon