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Teneral Southern Hawker(Aeshna cyanea)35 viewsStephen RoutledgeJul 08, 2007
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Black-tailed skimmer65 viewsAlan BownessJul 07, 2007
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Common darter31 viewsAlan BownessJul 07, 2007
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Teneral Male Ruddy Darter(Sympetrum sanguineum)46 viewsStephen RoutledgeJul 07, 2007
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Teneral Male Black Darter(Sympetrum danae)41 viewsStephen RoutledgeJul 07, 2007
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Female Emerald Damselfly(Lestes sponsa)43 viewsStephen RoutledgeJul 07, 2007
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Emerald Damselfly50 viewsColin PumfrettJul 07, 2007
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Brown Hawker34 viewsColin PumfrettJul 07, 2007
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'Rowing' Emperor73 viewsEmperor steadily moving to pond banks after fight, but struggling against surface tension - had to be helped out.Richard JacksonJul 04, 2007
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Recovering Emperor60 viewsEmperor nearly ready to fly after recovering from fight and near drowning.Richard JacksonJul 04, 2007
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Large Red Damsefly41 viewsuniomysticJul 03, 2007
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Large Red Damselfly31 viewsCrowle Moors
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S and K SpavinJul 01, 2007
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Dean Eades - Bb Chaser47 viewsWatts wood 06-07Dean EadesJun 26, 2007
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Southern Hawker54 viewsFrom our garden pondRoy HarveyJun 22, 2007
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Southern Hawker - recently emerged67 viewsFrom our garden pondRoy HarveyJun 22, 2007
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Immature female Yellow-winged Darter @ Whisby NP.112 viewsPhoto by Richard Jones on Saturday 16th June. achickJun 21, 2007
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Dean Eades - Emperor Dragonfly76 viewsDean EadesJun 19, 2007
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Four spot chaser72 viewsSome very bold markings on this one.Colin PumfrettJun 19, 2007
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Female Broad-bodied Chaser(Libellula depressa)57 viewsStephen RoutledgeJun 19, 2007
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Black-tailed Skimmer (female)57 viewsuniomysticJun 18, 2007
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Black-tailed Skimmer (female)38 viewsuniomysticJun 17, 2007
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Dean Eades - Broad-bodied Chaser67 viewsDunholme 16-06-07Dean EadesJun 16, 2007
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Dean Eades - Broad-bodied Chaser42 viewsDunholme 16-06-07Dean EadesJun 16, 2007
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79 viewsshows legs a bit better than previous picKevin DuroseJun 12, 2007
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Common Blue Damselfly57 viewsJun 12, 2007
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