Tuesday, 9 August 2016

Emerald Damselfly.


A wander through the dense grassy scrub behind the Great Pond this morning produced a few sightings of the dainty and attractive Emerald Damselfly (Lestes sponsa). It was quite a challenge to accurately focus on any individual perched deep amongst the grasses with an immature male (above) being the first subject. 



Next was an an immature female.


After a bit of a search I finally located the more colourful male.



6 comments:

  1. You certainly take the most amazing photos! It's lovely that you share them on your blog, too. Thank you so much for all these glimpses into your worlds.

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  2. I love the last image frank, so very pretty.

    I have not seen so many damsels and dragonflies this year.

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  3. Interesting to see the Emeralds with their wings along their back like that. I am more used to seeing them like in your last picture.

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  4. Beautiful, sharp photos. Well done.

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