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Home > Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Last comments - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Dean Eades - Broad-bodied Chaser67 viewsDunholme 16-06-07Dean Eades06/16/07 at 21:04Mick West: beautiful white-legged damselfly101 viewsOne of several dozen along the River Welland SW of Stamford. I believe this is the first record for Lincolnshire. I did hear about 10 years ago someone claimed this species along the Forty-foot drain but this was never verified. I looked myself but couldn't find anything, to be honest the habitat didn't look right. Kevin Durose06/13/07 at 22:37S and K Spavin: excellent shot white-legged damselfly101 viewsOne of several dozen along the River Welland SW of Stamford. I believe this is the first record for Lincolnshire. I did hear about 10 years ago someone claimed this species along the Forty-foot drain but this was never verified. I looked myself but couldn't find anything, to be honest the habitat didn't look right. Kevin Durose06/13/07 at 15:06Colin Pumfrett: brilliant, keep on spreading. Large Red Damselfly42 viewsuniomystic06/13/07 at 12:06Dean Eades: nice Dave white-legged damselfly101 viewsOne of several dozen along the River Welland SW of Stamford. I believe this is the first record for Lincolnshire. I did hear about 10 years ago someone claimed this species along the Forty-foot drain but this was never verified. I looked myself but couldn't find anything, to be honest the habitat didn't look right. Kevin Durose06/13/07 at 12:06Dean Eades: Superb Kev Broad Bodied Chaser60 viewsMore on my website06/12/07 at 22:51Matthew Latham: Thanks Colin Large Red Damselfly42 viewsuniomystic06/11/07 at 22:53Mick West: very nice Dave Dean Eades - Banded Demoiselle57 viewsSnakeholme 10-06-07Dean Eades06/10/07 at 22:43Nick Clayton: Nice shot Dean Broad Bodied Chaser60 viewsMore on my website06/10/07 at 22:00Colin Pumfrett: Terrific flight shot Matt. Dean Eades - Banded Demoiselle57 viewsSnakeholme 10-06-07Dean Eades06/10/07 at 21:59Colin Pumfrett: superb pics dean. Dean Eades - Four spotted chaser65 viewsPhoto taken with a 300mm 2.8 with a 2x converter, was pleased with the result handheld with no editing, straight from the camera (just resized) Dean Eades06/06/07 at 23:01Dean Eades: Modern Camera lenses superb Dean Eades - Four spotted chaser65 viewsPhoto taken with a 300mm 2.8 with a 2x converter, was pleased with the result handheld with no editing, straight from the camera (just resized) Dean Eades06/05/07 at 13:27Colin Smale: Fantastic quality Dean, doesn't look like you ... Hairy hawkers.31 viewsColin Pumfrett06/03/07 at 22:10Alan Bowness: Nice one Colin Female BB Chaser in flight41 viewsMick West06/03/07 at 20:09Dean Eades: cool Male Broad bodied chaser.46 viewsColin Pumfrett06/03/07 at 19:03Dean Eades: Nice Colin Broad Bodied Chaser52 viewsMick West06/03/07 at 19:01Colin Pumfrett: Snap, you beat me by a few seconds Mick. Dean Eades - Common blue28 viewsSotby wood 02-06-07Dean Eades06/03/07 at 18:58Colin Pumfrett: Lovely shot Dean, love the blue eyes. Banded Demoiselle, male.36 viewsColin Pumfrett05/27/07 at 20:08S and K Spavin: Very nice, Simon and Karen Banded demoiselle66 viewsAlan Bowness05/26/07 at 22:55Dean Eades: nice AL Banded Demoiselle, female.30 viewsColin Pumfrett05/26/07 at 20:51Alan Bowness: Nice Colin Banded Demoiselle, male.36 viewsColin Pumfrett05/26/07 at 20:50Alan Bowness: Cool Banded demoiselle40 viewsAlan Bowness05/26/07 at 20:48Alan Bowness: Thanks Dean Banded Demoiselle, male.36 viewsColin Pumfrett05/26/07 at 19:55Dean Eades: Nice shot, Colin Banded demoiselle40 viewsAlan Bowness05/26/07 at 19:53Dean Eades: Nice AL Hairy Dragonflies41 views05/26/07 at 19:53Dean Eades: Cool 803 files on 33 page(s) 1 - 24 25 26 - 33 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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