My PC has been straining with too many images and so it was time to clear out a few Gig. Checking through the dragonfly folders brought back a few great memories and so I hope you don't mind me sharing a few with you.
All the pictures posted were taken at disused Kettlewell Reservoir in St Ives.
Any id corrections would be appreciated.
Black-tailed Skimmer
Emerald Damselfly
Emerald Damselfly. I watched this pair 'walk' backwards down the stem until both were fully submerged where presumably egg laying took place - I daren't risk the camera.
Photogenic Emperor smiling for the camera!
Large Red Damselfly.
Cottingley Fairies.
This picture shows just four of the 200-300 that had emerged on this magical morning last July.
Common Darter.
Common Darter in early morning light.
One of several Black Darters seen last August.
Enjoy.
3 comments:
Absolutely Supurb....
Dave
(a budding dragonfly and mothing enthusiast!)
Hi Ian,
All appear to be correctly identified. As VC63 recorder, I would welcome any records that you may wish to pass on.
Please email vc63dragonfly@blueyonder.co.uk
Thanks
Tom
Yes there are a couple of cracking close ups there.
You may have guessed from previous pics - I like my little critters too!
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