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Dragonfly’s eyes have about 30,000 lenses and have a full 360-degree field of vision, but they don’t see details very well. A human eye only has one lens and sees better than a dragonfly, but only to the front and side.

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I was visiting the botanical garden of Kyoto when I spotted a few dragonfly. Thankfully, they stayed still and quiet long enough for me to take a nice photo.

A close-up from a dragonfly. I was lucky that it didn't fly away.

These must be my favourite dragonflies; they have striking colours and always seem happy to go about their business regardless of your presence. What's more, I associate them with some of my favourite places. This one had just caught a bumble bee on the slopes of Ben Hiant, Ardnamurchan, and perched obligingly on a dead sprig of Bog Myrtle to enjoy its meal whilst I snapped away.

M.León R.

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@ Urasa

France; Brenne, Lignac 5/6/18.

Migrant Hawker hovering near my camera, practically begging to have its photo taken

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Female Broad Bodied Chaser

First one of 2017 flying for me

France; Brenne, Lignac 4/6/18.

A picture sometimes conerys a feeling.,, and this for us was one of those., it has that 'summer' feeling that we will long for once the long months of winter arrive and everything is looking so grey and dead.

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Los Angeles County Arboretum

Śliczna ważka świtezianka pozowała mi. /

The beautiful dragonfly was posing for me. (banded demoiselle)

Libel (viervlek)

A lucky find in a Dutch forest,shot handheld.

Taken at Hodnet gardens, Shropshire.

Another photo of a dragonfly in flight but with a dark background this time

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The blue dasher is a dragonfly of the skimmer family. It is the only species in the genus Pachydiplax. It is very common and widely distributed through North America and into the Bahamas. Although the species name longipennis means "long wings", their wings are not substantially longer than those of related species.

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Male Broad Bodied Chaser Dragonfly

Red Dragonfly close-up

Taken at RSPB Rye Meads September 2018

Summertime - dragonfly time