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Home > Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Last comments - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs ? Hawker117 viewsI think this a Common Hawker, any ideas?David Morison09/29/09 at 19:19gpc: Migrant Hawker; the yellow T on the 1st segment is... ? Hawker117 viewsI think this a Common Hawker, any ideas?David Morison09/29/09 at 19:15Mick West: Hi Dave, looks like a Migrant Hawker.Good capture,... Face off92 viewsNo idea what type of dragonfly this is but I think that it could be an Emperor(?). Matthew Taylor09/28/09 at 20:29Mick West: Good capture Matthew M&M In flight88 viewsAt Far Ings. Is it an Emperor?Matthew Taylor09/28/09 at 12:34Neil Smith: Matthew, its a Migrant Hawker, very nice flight sh... Broad Bodied Chaser male72 viewsDavid Morison09/12/09 at 22:01Mick West: Lovely Dave M&M Broad bodied chaser, female63 viewsTetneyDave Bradbeer09/12/09 at 21:34Dean Eades: Nice Dave Broad Bodied Chaser male72 viewsDavid Morison09/12/09 at 21:30Dean Eades: very nice Dave Unknown dragonfly - id please?115 viewsCleethorpesRichard Pipe08/24/09 at 00:00Nick Clayton: I knew you would come up trumps again Steve Unknown dragonfly - id please?115 viewsCleethorpesRichard Pipe08/21/09 at 22:10Richard Pipe: your a star Steve - cheers Unknown dragonfly - id please?115 viewsCleethorpesRichard Pipe08/21/09 at 11:55Stephen Routledge: Hi Richard,the main id. features on this species a... Unknown dragonfly - id please?115 viewsCleethorpesRichard Pipe08/20/09 at 21:30Richard Pipe: cheers Nick - waiting with baited breath!!!! Unknown dragonfly - id please?115 viewsCleethorpesRichard Pipe08/20/09 at 18:01Nick Clayton: This is a female Migrant Hawker Richard, i'm s... Dean Eades - Banded Demoiselle62 viewsSnakeholmeDean Eades08/15/09 at 16:51Dean Eades: Thks John Dean Eades - Banded Demoiselle62 viewsSnakeholmeDean Eades08/14/09 at 20:07John Clarkson: Beauty Dean! Dean Eades - Black darter70 viewsCrowle 11-08-09Dean Eades08/12/09 at 08:26Dean Eades: Thks Colin Dean Eades - Black darter70 viewsCrowle 11-08-09Dean Eades08/12/09 at 01:36Colin Pumfrett: Excellent set Dean. Dean Eades - Southern hawker61 viewsSnakeholme 09Dean Eades08/03/09 at 22:09Dean Eades: Thks Colin Dean Eades - Southern hawker61 viewsSnakeholme 09Dean Eades08/03/09 at 20:14Colin Pumfrett: Beautiful photo Dean. Female Small red-eyed Damselfly96 viewsNote the eye colour,leg colour and abdomen colouration,all features not found in Erythromma najas.Stephen Routledge08/03/09 at 13:18Stephen Routledge: Cheers chaps,not wholly convinced it is a Sm.red e... Female Small red-eyed Damselfly96 viewsNote the eye colour,leg colour and abdomen colouration,all features not found in Erythromma najas.Stephen Routledge08/01/09 at 11:25Dean Eades: Nice one Steve Female Small red-eyed Damselfly96 viewsNote the eye colour,leg colour and abdomen colouration,all features not found in Erythromma najas.Stephen Routledge07/31/09 at 20:48Colin Pumfrett: Good find Stephen, you said they were there somewh... Dean Eades - Brown hawker81 viewsMessingham 20-07-09Dean Eades07/29/09 at 00:00Dean Eades: Thks Neil Blue-tailed Damselfly70 viewsNick Clayton07/24/09 at 18:48Nick Clayton: Thanks Mandy, Mick and Dean Blue-tailed Damselfly70 viewsNick Clayton07/23/09 at 23:19Dean Eades: Nice Nick Blue-tailed Damselfly70 viewsNick Clayton07/23/09 at 22:47Mick West: Stunning Nick M&M 803 files on 33 page(s) 1 - 12 13 14 - 33 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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