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Most viewed - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs
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Large Red Damselfly
555 viewsKirkby 01-05-05Dean Eades
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Southern hawker
450 viewsHackthorn estate 11-07-05 Dean Eades
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Dean Eades

Four-spotted chaser
428 viewsMessingham pits 11-05-05Dean Eades
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Emperor male341 viewsgpc
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Common Darter338 viewsNo macro lens used.David Morison
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Broad

bodied chaser male
323 viewsAlan Bowness
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Hairy Dragonfly309 viewsTen hours over two days just to get this shot, not one of the easy Dragonflys to get! Alan Bowness
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Dean Eades

Four-spotted chaser
295 viewsMessingham 11-05-05Dean Eades
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Black

tailed skimmer, female
288 viewsColin Pumfrett
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Common Darter282 views
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Dean Eades Broad

- bodied chaser
260 viewsGrimsthorpe 07-06-05 Dean Eades
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Emperor dragonfly
260 viewsRimac - 06 05Dean Eades
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Male Banded Damoiselle259 viewsIn Flight, ( Not easy ) Kirby on BainGeoff Harrod
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common hawker257 viewsLeslie Davidson
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Black-tailed skimmer
255 viewsGrimsthorpe 07-06-05Dean Eades
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Migrant Hawker254 viewsMJGrey
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Unidentified254 viewsCan anyone help with the ID of this dragonfly which was taken near the old River Bain at Kirkby on Bain around mid-day to-day?Trevor Gunby
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Dean Eades -

Migrant Hawker
252 viewsHuttoft 06-08-05Dean Eades
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Hairy Dragonfly252 views
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Dean Eades -

Banded demoiselle
251 viewsNocton fen 21-06-05Dean Eades
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Female

Common Hawker at Crowle
251 viewsmike binns
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Banded Demoiselle one of my favorite Beasties Taken with the superb Sigma 180 Macro ,251 viewsBirdMadDean Eades
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251 viewsMigrant HawkerGeoff Harrod
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Black-tailed Skimmer248 viewsMichael Pickwell
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Four-spotted chaser242 viewsRimacAlan Bowness
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