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Dean Eades Red-veined Darter92 viewsGib 24-06-06Dean Eades06/25/06 at 22:42Alan Bowness:

Dean Eades Red-veined Darter142 viewsGib 24-06-06Dean Eades06/25/06 at 21:39Matthew Latham: Nice

Red Veined Darter in flight152 viewsMore on my website06/24/06 at 22:07Alan Bowness:

Red-veined Darter184 viewsJohn Clarkson06/23/06 at 14:54Neil Smith: Very Nice! think a visit to gib is needed.

Black Tailed Skimmer223 views06/13/06 at 12:42Neil Smith: Nice pose Matt

hairy dragonfly207 viewsColin Pumfrett06/13/06 at 12:41Neil Smith: Excellent, never easy to get close to!

Dean Eades - Broad-bodied chaser122 viewsManby 10-06-06Dean Eades06/13/06 at 12:39Neil Smith: Great pose, such a 'meaty' looking Dragon!

Dean Eades - Broad bodied chaser157 viewsChambers wood 12-06-06Dean Eades06/13/06 at 08:08Dean Eades: Thks Matt

Dean Eades - Broad bodied chaser157 viewsChambers wood 12-06-06Dean Eades06/12/06 at 23:08Matthew Latham: Great shot Deano - a male at last!

Broad Bodied Chaser155 viewsmore on my website06/12/06 at 18:39Dean Eades:

Dean Eades - Broad-bodied chaser122 viewsManby 10-06-06Dean Eades06/11/06 at 19:13Colin Pumfrett: great pics dean

Broad Bodied Chaser155 viewsmore on my website06/11/06 at 19:12Colin Pumfrett: excellent pics matt

Dean Eades - Broad-Bodied chaser143 viewsChambers wood 09-06-06Dean Eades06/09/06 at 19:31Matthew Latham: Excellent shot

Banded demoiselle. male157 viewsColin Pumfrett06/09/06 at 19:31Matthew Latham: Very good Colin

Dean Eades - Broad-Bodied chaser143 viewsChambers wood 09-06-06Dean Eades06/09/06 at 17:44Colin Pumfrett: great pics

Four spotted chaser200 viewsColin Pumfrett06/09/06 at 17:13Dean Eades:

Blue Tailed Damselfly158 views06/09/06 at 17:13Dean Eades:

Hairy dragonfly192 viewsColin Pumfrett06/09/06 at 17:13Dean Eades:

154 viewsAlan Bowness06/09/06 at 17:13Dean Eades:

Red-eyed Damselfly233 viewsRecord ShotAlan Bowness06/09/06 at 17:12Dean Eades:

hairy dragonfly207 viewsColin Pumfrett06/09/06 at 17:11Dean Eades:

Banded demoiselle. male157 viewsColin Pumfrett06/09/06 at 17:10Dean Eades: Nice Colin

Black Tailed Skimmer223 views06/07/06 at 19:08Matthew Latham: thanks

Black Tailed Skimmer223 views06/06/06 at 16:51Colin Pumfrett: Nice pictures matt.

Black Tailed Skimmer223 views06/05/06 at 06:57Dean Eades:

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