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Home > Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Last additions - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Common Blue Damselfly, immature female45 viewsThanks to Steve Routledge for help with the IDsMichael PickwellMay 09, 2010 Large Red Damselfly52 viewsMichael PickwellMay 08, 2010 Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly51 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean EadesMay 04, 2010 Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly48 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean EadesMay 04, 2010 Dean Eades - Hairy dragonfly38 viewsMessingham 04-05-10Dean EadesMay 04, 2010 Teneral Female Large-red Damselfly.68 viewsOf the form 'Typica'.Stephen RoutledgeApr 25, 2010 Migrant Hawker (f)65 viewsDavid MorisonOct 11, 2009 Dragonfly52 viewsAt Far IngsMatthew TaylorOct 10, 2009 Common Blue Damsel55 viewsFemale feeding David MorisonOct 05, 2009 Common Blue Damsel55 viewsPair ovipositing?David MorisonOct 05, 2009 Large Red Damsel38 viewsPair restingDavid MorisonOct 05, 2009 Hawker ?83 viewsTaken at Frampton Marsh. Looks like a Hawker? Anyone know?Malcolm JohnsonOct 01, 2009 ? 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 DavidDavid MorisonSep 30, 2009 ? Hawker95 viewsI think this a Common Hawker, any ideas?David MorisonSep 29, 2009 Common Darter81 viewsDavid MorisonSep 29, 2009 In flight69 viewsAt Far Ings. Is it an Emperor?Matthew TaylorSep 28, 2009 Face off71 viewsNo idea what type of dragonfly this is but I think that it could be an Emperor(?). Matthew TaylorSep 28, 2009 Common darter45 viewsStewart HoggSep 13, 2009 Common Darter34 viewsDavid MorisonSep 12, 2009 Broad Bodied Chaser male52 viewsDavid MorisonSep 12, 2009 Common Darter34 viewsMick WestSep 05, 2009 Common Darter40 viewsMick WestSep 05, 2009 Southern Hawker44 viewsMick WestAug 25, 2009 Broad bodied chaser, female44 viewsTetneyDave BradbeerAug 23, 2009 Broad bodied chaser28 viewsTetneyDave BradbeerAug 23, 2009 1033 files on 42 page(s) 1 - 14 15 16 - 42 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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