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John T Goy
 Post subject: Worlaby Carrs: 24.06
PostPosted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:01 pm 
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Emerald Damselfly
Blue-tailed Damselfly
Red-tailed Damselfly[ :?: ]
Large Red Damselfly

with Pete and Dave Johnson


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Colin Pumfrett
 Post subject: red tailed damselfly?
PostPosted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 9:21 am 
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Hello max, good to see your back out, red tailed damselfly? are you sure you do not mean some other damselfly. Colin Pumfrett.
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John T Goy
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Colin Pumfrett wrote:
Hello max, good to see your back out, red tailed damselfly? are you sure you do not mean some other damselfly. Colin Pumfrett.


Hi Colin,

Must have been in the sun for too long, it fazzled my brain. I'll check with the Johnson brothers later.

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a book might help
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John T Goy
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GPC wrote:
a book might help


Can you recommend a very good one that will fit in my pocket?
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John Clarkson
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Field Guide to the Dragonflies and Damselflies of GB and Ireland Steve Books and Richard Lewington.

Just had a call from Andy Sims to say that there is a pair of Lesser Emperors at Whisby found by Graeme Hopwood early pm.

John
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or if you ever intend goign to the Med or the continent the new Field Guide to Dragons of Britain and Europe Klaas-Douwe Dijkstra illustrated Richard Lewington published by British Wildlife Publishing and ona pre-pub for £21:45 incl postage--just got mine yesterday
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John T Goy
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Thanks to both John and GPC.

As it's my birthday on the 5th July, I'll buy one or both. Should hopefully stop me making anymore bloomers!!!

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Brian Hedley
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Got my copy of the above mentioned European dragonfly guide yesterday and can thoroughly recommend it, especially with all the recent species spreading to our shores.
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