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Dean Eades - Azure

Damselfly
109 viewsKirkby moor 05-06-05Dean Eades
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Emerald Damselfly109 viewsuniomystic
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Four Spotted Chaser109 viewsFour Spotted Chaser - Gibraltar PointRussell Hayes
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Black tailed skimmer109 viewsBlack-tailed Skimmer, and an old over mature female which has become much darker than the 'yellow and black' younger individuals. The blue grey pruinescence on the abdomen is not untypical. Colin Pumfrett
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Common Darter109 viewsuniomystic
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Southern Hawker109 viewsThis somewhat worn female Southern Hawker was found in my moth trap this morning.MJGrey
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common darter109 viewsLeslie Davidson
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Blue-tailed Damselfly109 viewsGarry Wright
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Four-spotted Chaser109 viewsTrevor Gunby
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Banded Demoiselle109 viewsNick Clayton
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COMMON HAWKER ( IN FLIGHT OVER WATER )109 viewsGeoff Harrod
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Common Darter108 viewsuniomystic
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Common Darter108 viewsuniomystic
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Hairy Hawker Dragonfly108 viewsAlan Bowness
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Emperor108 viewsA bit of a tatty insect this but I like it as I took it with my 500+1.5 converter.Michael Pickwell
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Banded Demoiselle108 viewsTrevor Gunby
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Four-spotted Chaser108 viewsMark Johnson
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Southern hawker107 viewsColin Pumfrett
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Common

Blue Damselfly
107 viewsAlan Bowness
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Four-spotted chaser107 viewsPeakes Covert HumberstonDave Bradbeer
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Red Veined Darter in flight107 viewsMore on my website
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Black-tailed Skimmer107 viewsRiseholme Lakes - 4th July 2006achick
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female red-veined darter107 viewsOne of three I found in long grass at Welland bank Pits today. The other two were both males one teneral the other a few days old by the looks of it. Therte are several hundred of these just over the bcounty border at Etton/Maxey Pits in Cambs at the moment. See my blog for much better pics of this species www.kevindurose.co.uk/Kevin Durose
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Common Darter107 viewsuniomystic
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Dean Eades - Common hawker 107 viewsDean Eades
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