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Home > Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Last comments - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Male Common-blue Damselfly60 viewsShowing detail of thorax markings,with lack of Coanagrion spur,as in the closely related Azure and Variable Damselflies.Stephen Routledge05/26/08 at 00:40Nick Clayton: Great close-up Steve Female Four-spot Chaser of the form'Praenubila'.70 viewsStephen Routledge05/23/08 at 19:22Colin Pumfrett: Excellent Variable Damselfly71 viewsPaul Burton05/23/08 at 10:40Stephen Routledge: Glad to be of assistance,though iam a bit of a Dra... Variable Damselfly71 viewsPaul Burton05/22/08 at 21:33Paul Burton: Hi Stephen, Thanks for the info. I am still a bit ... Variable Damselfly71 viewsPaul Burton05/22/08 at 12:14Stephen Routledge: Hi Paul,this is in fact a female Azure Damselfly,i... Female Blue-tailed Damselfly of the form 'Rufescens'.36 viewsStephen Routledge05/21/08 at 23:50Dean Eades: cracker Steve Female Blue-tailed Damselfly of the form 'Rufescens'.36 viewsStephen Routledge05/21/08 at 21:55Nick Clayton: Great loooking Damselfly Steve Damselfly?106 viewsPlease can someone help with IDNick Clayton05/21/08 at 21:51Nick Clayton: Cheers Dean Male Hairy Dragonfly46 viewsStephen Routledge05/20/08 at 23:34Stephen Routledge: Cheers Mat Damselfly?106 viewsPlease can someone help with IDNick Clayton05/20/08 at 22:30Dean Eades: nice Record shot of female 'blue form' Azure Damselfly.43 viewsStephen Routledge05/20/08 at 21:22Nick Clayton: Thanks for posting this Steve, it's nice to se... Damselfly.63 viewsI took this photo yesterday at M.S.Q. Looks identical to Nicks Variable.Colin Pumfrett05/20/08 at 21:18Nick Clayton: It certainly does Colin. Damselfly?106 viewsPlease can someone help with IDNick Clayton05/20/08 at 18:24Nick Clayton: Thanks Colin Variable Damselfly fem53 viewsAlan Bowness05/19/08 at 22:03Alan Bowness: Thanks guys Damselfly?106 viewsPlease can someone help with IDNick Clayton05/19/08 at 22:02Alan Bowness: Lets hope that someone can find a male variable,it... Damselfly?106 viewsPlease can someone help with IDNick Clayton05/19/08 at 19:34Colin Pumfrett: Excellent photo Nick Damselfly?106 viewsPlease can someone help with IDNick Clayton05/19/08 at 13:49Nick Clayton: Thanks for the prompt reply Steve, is this a first... Damselfly?106 viewsPlease can someone help with IDNick Clayton05/19/08 at 11:41Stephen Routledge: Well done Nick,not bad for a beginner!It is defina... Male Hairy Dragonfly54 viewsStephen Routledge05/19/08 at 11:10Stephen Routledge: Thanks guy's Four-spotted Chaser58 viewsNick Clayton05/19/08 at 09:16Nick Clayton: Thanks Guys Blue-tailed Damselfly43 viewsNick Clayton05/19/08 at 09:15Nick Clayton: Colin Pumfrett has suggested this is a teneral Red... Damselfly?106 viewsPlease can someone help with IDNick Clayton05/19/08 at 09:10Nick Clayton: Thanks for that Alan, I must admit I thought it lo... Damselfly?106 viewsPlease can someone help with IDNick Clayton05/19/08 at 00:54Alan Bowness: It looks like a Variable Damselfly to me Nick (Fem... Four-spotted Chaser58 viewsNick Clayton05/19/08 at 00:16Alan Bowness: Nice Nick Male Hairy Dragonfly54 viewsStephen Routledge05/19/08 at 00:15Alan Bowness: Stonking shot Stevo 803 files on 33 page(s) 1 - 19 20 21 - 33 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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