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Home > Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Last comments - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Banded Demoiselle108 viewsTrevor Gunby06/08/13 at 09:28Russ Telfer: Beauty Trev Common Darter165 viewsTwo males coupled in some way, is this unusual? Fulbeck now has it's own Dragon Whisperer!David Morison09/30/12 at 08:22David Morison: Thanks Dean Common Darter165 viewsTwo males coupled in some way, is this unusual? Fulbeck now has it's own Dragon Whisperer!David Morison09/29/12 at 17:39Dean Eades: cracker Small Red-eyed Damselfly127 viewsMark Johnson09/10/12 at 18:34Mark Johnson: Sorry they're on private pond George with no p... Small Red-eyed Damselfly127 viewsMark Johnson09/09/12 at 23:17George Rutter: Where was it mark? Anybody know what this is please179 viewsDragonflyChris Grimshaw09/09/12 at 19:34Dean Eades: Common darter Anybody know what this is please179 viewsDragonflyChris Grimshaw09/07/12 at 21:02Chris Grimshaw: Thanks Russ, it looks like it now i have looked on... Anybody know what this is please179 viewsDragonflyChris Grimshaw09/07/12 at 20:57Russ Telfer: Common Darter I think Chris ? common hawker172 viewsLeslie Davidson09/05/12 at 00:36Garry Wright: Nice Dean Eades - Common darter 112 viewsDean Eades09/04/12 at 23:00Dean Eades: cheers Russ Dean Eades - Common darter 112 viewsDean Eades09/04/12 at 22:38Russ Telfer: Nice mate common hawker172 viewsLeslie Davidson09/04/12 at 22:36Russ Telfer: A beauty Les common hawker172 viewsLeslie Davidson09/04/12 at 19:51Mark Johnson: Great shot common hawker172 viewsLeslie Davidson09/04/12 at 18:41Dean Eades: cracker common hawker172 viewsLeslie Davidson09/04/12 at 17:44Leslie Davidson: Thanks, I can't really tell the (...) common hawker172 viewsLeslie Davidson09/04/12 at 13:43David Morison: Migrant Hawker I think, lack of yellow leading edg... Touch Down115 viewsMark Johnson08/27/12 at 19:22Andy Atkinson: That's nice Ruddy Darter121 viewsMark Johnson08/18/12 at 22:24Dean Eades: like it Ruddy Darter121 viewsMark Johnson08/18/12 at 22:10Mark Johnson: Thanks Red Eyed Damselfly137 viewsMark Johnson08/18/12 at 22:10Mark Johnson: Small Red-eyed Damselfly Ruddy Darter121 viewsMark Johnson08/18/12 at 21:02Garry Wright: Nice set mark Ruddy Darter104 viewsTrevor Gunby08/15/12 at 21:19Richard Pipe: great pose Emerald128 viewsMark Johnson08/15/12 at 20:17Mark Johnson: Thanks mate Dean Eades - Black darter103 viewsDean Eades08/15/12 at 08:54Dean Eades: thks Chris Emerald128 viewsMark Johnson08/15/12 at 08:53Dean Eades: cracker 803 files on 33 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 33 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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