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Libellula quadrimaculata

Four terns posing, while working to perpetuate the species, a group of voyeurs, one practicing for when they have their opportunity, oh, and one photographer standing in the Atlantic Ocean to take their photograph.

 

Anastasia beach.

 

No, I don't remember taking this photo, or the series before, during, and after this event. But I was glad when I came across it 5 years later.

 

Royal terns.

 

I have over 100 folders of unprocessed photos from the past 6 years which I’m currently going through, this is one of the photos from that group. Many of these re-visit an already posted subject. I'm on folder 13 - that has 1428 photos! This photo was in the first 1/3 of that folder.

Four-spotted Chaser..Libellula quadrimaculata.

Crowle Moors, Lincolnshire.

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For Looking Close…on Friday theme of progression in size. 💙

...at Pulborough Brooks.

 

I've done my best to correctly identify this lovely dragonfly, but will happily be corrected.

I thought this was female Broad-Bodied Chaser - fooled by what I'm pretty sure were the bluish males of that species also around - though they never stopped long enough to be sure of the id or to catch a shot. I'm always happy to be corrected by those with more knowledge of these creatures and am sure that Nick has the correct id - thanks!

Sunrise on Four Mile Beach, Port Douglas

Sorel-Tracy, Quebec, Canada

Warnham LNR

Freshly emerged

At least, I believe it's one. Happy to be corrected.

Four sheep, in colour.

L&C train 10 eases its way down the slide into Lancaster with a motley assortment of four axle EMDs up front.

 

Four Freightliner Class 86’s Nos.86627 X 86638 X 86609 X 86608 pass Althorp with 4L89 07:18 Crewe Basford Hall - Felixstowe. 23-03-2020.

 

Gang Of Four, Lainbach Waterfall

Four former PC "Bigs" have cut off their ore train from Cleveland and are now heading to the engine terminal in Mingo Junction, Ohio in the early Conrail months on June 22, 1976.

Those seemingly insignificant experiences are gradually nourishing our growth.

The four Oyster catchers at the beach today catching lots of sand eels

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