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Common Blue Damselfly, immature female45 viewsThanks to Steve Routledge for help with the IDsMichael Pickwell
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Large Red Damselfly52 viewsMichael Pickwell
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Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly51 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean Eades
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Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly48 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean Eades
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Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly38 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean Eades
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Teneral Female Large-red Damselfly.68 viewsOf the form 'Typica'.Stephen Routledge
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Migrant Hawker (f)65 viewsDavid Morison
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Dragonfly52 viewsAt Far IngsMatthew Taylor
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Common Blue Damsel55 viewsFemale feeding David Morison
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Common Blue Damsel55 viewsPair ovipositing?David Morison
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Large Red Damsel38 viewsPair restingDavid Morison
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Hawker ?83 viewsTaken at Frampton Marsh. Looks like a Hawker? Anyone know?Malcolm Johnson
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? Darter86 viewsIn view of the excitement over my previous photo of this dragonfly I am posting this very poor shot of the same which may indicate a ruddy darter due to the 'waisted 'abdomen. Unfortunately S8 & S9 are not visble in the shot. What do the experts think?

Regards

David
David Morison
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? Hawker95 viewsI think this a Common Hawker, any ideas?David Morison
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Common Darter81 viewsDavid Morison
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In flight69 viewsAt Far Ings. Is it an Emperor?Matthew Taylor
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Face off71 viewsNo idea what type of dragonfly this is but I think that it could be an Emperor(?). Matthew Taylor
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Common darter45 viewsStewart Hogg
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Common Darter34 viewsDavid Morison
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Broad Bodied Chaser male52 viewsDavid Morison
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Common Darter34 viewsMick West
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Common Darter40 viewsMick West
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Southern Hawker44 viewsMick West
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Broad bodied chaser, female44 viewsTetneyDave Bradbeer
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Broad bodied chaser28 viewsTetneyDave Bradbeer
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