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Home > Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Last additions - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Dean Eades - Southern hawker37 viewsMessingham 25-06Dean EadesJun 26, 2009 Banded Demoiselle, male.59 viewsWaithe Beck, Tetney.Dave BradbeerJun 02, 2009 Banded Demoiselle, female.43 viewsWaithe Beck, Tetney.Dave BradbeerJun 02, 2009 Banded Demoiselle, female.40 viewsWaithe Beck, Tetney.Dave BradbeerJun 02, 2009 Broad bodied Chaser59 viewsMaleDave BradbeerJun 02, 2009 Broad bodied Chaser41 viewsFemaleDave BradbeerJun 02, 2009 Large Red Damselfly38 viewsNick ClaytonJun 01, 2009 Common Blue Damselfly with prey44 viewsMay 27, 2009 Dean Eades - Four spot chaser43 viewsRimac 25-05-09Dean EadesMay 26, 2009 Dean Eades - Nymph shell ( Broad bodied chaser )35 viewsWatts wood 26-05-09Dean EadesMay 26, 2009 Dean Eades - Azure Damselfly 31 viewsWatts wood 26-05-09Dean EadesMay 26, 2009 Dean Eades - Four spot chaser42 viewsRimac 25-05-09Dean EadesMay 25, 2009 Dean Eades - Hairy Dragonfly50 viewsRimac 25-05-09Dean EadesMay 25, 2009 Four spot chaser emerging.32 viewsColin PumfrettMay 25, 2009 Four spot chaser emerging.29 viewsColin PumfrettMay 25, 2009 Four spot chaser.31 viewsColin PumfrettMay 25, 2009 Broad-bodied Chaser64 viewsNick ClaytonMay 25, 2009 Red Eyed Damselfly47 viewsMay 13, 2009 Dean Eades - Blue tailed damselfly40 viewsMessingham 12-05Dean EadesMay 13, 2009 Dean Eades - Hairy Dragonfly60 viewsMessingham 11-05Dean EadesMay 12, 2009 Dean Eades - Red eyed Damselfly50 viewsMessingham 11-05Dean EadesMay 11, 2009 Dean Eades - Hairy Dragonfly58 viewsMessingham 11-05Dean EadesMay 11, 2009 Red eyed damselfly.41 viewsColin PumfrettMay 11, 2009 Teneral female Hairy Dragonfly.61 viewsNote the short antehumeral stripes on this female and the profusion of hairs on the thorax and abdomen,from which the species is so well named.Stephen RoutledgeMay 08, 2009 Hairy Hawker50 viewsMore at http://www.mattlathamphotography.comMay 08, 2009 1033 files on 42 page(s) 1 - 17 18 19 - 42 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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