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Home > Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Last comments - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Teneral Female Red-eyed Damselfly(Erythromma najas)31 viewsStephen Routledge08/06/07 at 23:22Colin Pumfrett: Nice one. Black darters49 viewsAlan Bowness08/06/07 at 23:21Colin Pumfrett: Nice one Alan. Southern Hawker48 viewsuniomystic08/06/07 at 23:20Colin Pumfrett: Excellent Dave. Common Footman50 viewsuniomystic08/06/07 at 21:21uniomystic: well it's common and it's got feet ! Dave Common Footman50 viewsuniomystic08/06/07 at 20:09Stephen Routledge: Are you sure. Dean Eades - Emperor62 viewsWhisby 01-08-07Dean Eades08/05/07 at 20:57Dean Eades: thks Southern hawker. Female.40 viewsColin Pumfrett08/05/07 at 20:53uniomystic: lovely composition Colin. Crowle's beautiful f... Dean Eades - Emperor62 viewsWhisby 01-08-07Dean Eades08/03/07 at 13:06Colin Pumfrett: Excellent Dean Dean Eades - Emperor62 viewsWhisby 01-08-07Dean Eades08/01/07 at 21:40Richard Pipe: wow Common Darter39 viewsuniomystic07/25/07 at 20:12uniomystic: My god ! GPC is not alone. Dave Female Emerald Damselfly(Lestes sponsa)44 viewsStephen Routledge07/25/07 at 17:56Stephen Routledge: Cheers Dave Common Darter39 viewsuniomystic07/25/07 at 14:17Stephen Routledge: Hi Dave,this is in fact a teneral female Ruddy dar... Emerald Damselfly52 viewsColin Pumfrett07/08/07 at 17:58uniomystic: Nice detail in legs, head and thorax. Dave Johnso... Female Emerald Damselfly(Lestes sponsa)44 viewsStephen Routledge07/08/07 at 17:55uniomystic: Very attractive pic Steve. Dave Johnson Brown Hawker35 viewsColin Pumfrett07/08/07 at 16:59Dean Eades: spot on Emerald Damselfly52 viewsColin Pumfrett07/08/07 at 16:59Dean Eades: nice Colin Large Red Damsefly43 viewsuniomystic07/03/07 at 19:02Mick West: very nice Dave M&M Immature female Yellow-winged Darter @ Whisby NP.113 viewsPhoto by Richard Jones on Saturday 16th June. achick06/23/07 at 00:30gpc: Christ they look easy to ID--at least I havn't... Southern Hawker - recently emerged68 viewsFrom our garden pondRoy Harvey06/22/07 at 20:41Roy Harvey: Thanks Colin. I am not sure of how long they take ... Southern Hawker - recently emerged68 viewsFrom our garden pondRoy Harvey06/22/07 at 15:25Colin Pumfrett: great pics Roy, can i ask what time it was and how... Immature female Yellow-winged Darter @ Whisby NP.113 viewsPhoto by Richard Jones on Saturday 16th June. achick06/21/07 at 19:11Stephen Routledge: What a cracking dragon,hopefully some more will be... Four spot chaser73 viewsSome very bold markings on this one.Colin Pumfrett06/20/07 at 16:40Stephen Routledge: Hi Col,this is of the form known as 'Praenubil... Dean Eades - Emperor Dragonfly77 viewsDean Eades06/20/07 at 14:19Colin Pumfrett: Brilliant Dean, still trying to photo this species... Dean Eades - Broad-bodied Chaser67 viewsDunholme 16-06-07Dean Eades06/17/07 at 19:50S and K Spavin: luvly jubly chuck Dean Eades - Broad-bodied Chaser67 viewsDunholme 16-06-07Dean Eades06/16/07 at 21:40Nick Clayton: Great shot Dean, nice and sharp! 803 files on 33 page(s) 1 - 23 24 25 - 33 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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