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Home > Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Last comments - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly38 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean Eades05/08/10 at 14:55Michael Pickwell: Nice set Dean Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly51 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean Eades05/04/10 at 23:14Dean Eades: thks Colin Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly51 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean Eades05/04/10 at 21:49Colin Pumfrett: Beautiful Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly48 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean Eades05/04/10 at 20:11Dean Eades: thks Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly48 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean Eades05/04/10 at 19:33Nick Clayton: Very nice Dean Teneral Female Large-red Damselfly.68 viewsOf the form 'Typica'.Stephen Routledge04/26/10 at 21:09Stephen Routledge: Cheers chaps. . Teneral Female Large-red Damselfly.68 viewsOf the form 'Typica'.Stephen Routledge04/26/10 at 13:23Nick Clayton: Very nice first Damsel posting of the year Steve ... Teneral Female Large-red Damselfly.68 viewsOf the form 'Typica'.Stephen Routledge04/25/10 at 22:55Dean Eades: Nice Steve Teneral Female Large-red Damselfly.68 viewsOf the form 'Typica'.Stephen Routledge04/25/10 at 20:34Don Davis: Cracking detail Steve. Migrant Hawker49 viewsNick Clayton02/01/10 at 19:02Nick Clayton: Thanks Matthew Common Blue Damsel56 viewsPair ovipositing?David Morison10/05/09 at 20:02Stephen Routledge: Anytime,dragon and damsel i.d. can be a bit of a m... Common Blue Damsel56 viewsPair ovipositing?David Morison10/05/09 at 18:16David Morison: Thank you Stephen, I'll get the hang of it one... Common Blue Damsel56 viewsPair ovipositing?David Morison10/05/09 at 16:54Stephen Routledge: Hi David,this in fact is a pair of Azure Damselfly... ? Hawker95 viewsI think this a Common Hawker, any ideas?David Morison10/02/09 at 23:48David Morison: Thank you Stephen and Matthew! ? Hawker95 viewsI think this a Common Hawker, any ideas?David Morison10/02/09 at 19:45Matthew Taylor: Superb detail and capture In flight69 viewsAt Far Ings. Is it an Emperor?Matthew Taylor10/02/09 at 19:44Matthew Taylor: Thanks Neil Face off71 viewsNo idea what type of dragonfly this is but I think that it could be an Emperor(?). Matthew Taylor10/02/09 at 19:44Matthew Taylor: Thanks for the help and thanks for the comments An... Hawker ?83 viewsTaken at Frampton Marsh. Looks like a Hawker? Anyone know?Malcolm Johnson10/02/09 at 17:23Neil Smith: They are an extra interest to your birding during ... Hawker ?83 viewsTaken at Frampton Marsh. Looks like a Hawker? Anyone know?Malcolm Johnson10/02/09 at 09:29Malcolm Johnson: Thanks Neil. I had no real idea what it was.Have n... Hawker ?83 viewsTaken at Frampton Marsh. Looks like a Hawker? Anyone know?Malcolm Johnson10/01/09 at 14:45Neil Smith: Hi Malcolm. Its a Darter Dragon, looks like a male... ? Hawker95 viewsI think this a Common Hawker, any ideas?David Morison09/30/09 at 10:11Stephen Routledge: The lack of yellow/gold costa(The leading edge to ... Common Darter81 viewsDavid Morison09/30/09 at 00:01David Morison: Thanks Andrew Face off71 viewsNo idea what type of dragonfly this is but I think that it could be an Emperor(?). Matthew Taylor09/29/09 at 23:03Andrew Chick: This is a Migrant Hawker... Common Darter81 viewsDavid Morison09/29/09 at 23:00Andrew Chick: This is a male Red-veined Darter - another good Ma... ? Hawker95 viewsI think this a Common Hawker, any ideas?David Morison09/29/09 at 18:47David Morison: Thanks chaps, I knew I could rely on the album to ... 803 files on 33 page(s) 1 - 11 12 13 - 33 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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