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Home > Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Last comments - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs Emerald202 viewsMark Johnson08/15/12 at 01:56Mark Johnson: Thanks Dean Eades - Black darter170 viewsDean Eades08/15/12 at 00:53Chris Grimshaw: superb Emerald202 viewsMark Johnson08/14/12 at 23:33Trevor Gunby: A very nice shot indeed! Emerald202 viewsMark Johnson08/14/12 at 23:25Chris Grimshaw: Beautiful Dean Eades - Black darter 154 viewsDean Eades08/14/12 at 15:16Russ Telfer: Nice set of bugs mate Dean Eades - Black darter170 viewsDean Eades08/14/12 at 01:05Dean Eades: cheers m8 Dean Eades - Black darter170 viewsDean Eades08/13/12 at 22:39Nick Clayton: Nice clean image m8 147 viewsCommon Darter ( i think )Geoff Harrod08/12/12 at 14:16Dean Eades: sweet Common Hawker147 viewsMark Johnson08/11/12 at 23:32Geoff Harrod: Like it Mark 147 viewsCommon Darter ( i think )Geoff Harrod08/11/12 at 23:24Geoff Harrod: Thanks Mark, ( pity you cant see the original ) :c... 147 viewsCommon Darter ( i think )Geoff Harrod08/11/12 at 20:13Mark Johnson: Nice Emerald Damselfly146 viewsMark Johnson08/06/12 at 20:01Mark Johnson: Thanks Emerald Damselfly146 viewsMark Johnson08/05/12 at 19:39Dean Eades: Thats a cracker Mayfly200 viewsMayfly - Just emerged from nymph stage - River LymnRussell Hayes08/02/12 at 23:11Geoff Harrod: Fantastic Russ,right place,right time Ruddy Darter141 viewsMark Johnson07/30/12 at 12:18Dean Eades: Clean shot Damselfly108 viewsAnthony Bentley07/10/12 at 00:58gpc: nice one Anthony -- lovely art shot Southern Hawker128 viewsMark Johnson07/04/12 at 20:50Dean Eades: sweet m8 Large Red Damselfly146 viewsTrevor Gunby06/28/12 at 00:55John Clarkson: Nice pic Unidentified254 viewsCan anyone help with the ID of this dragonfly which was taken near the old River Bain at Kirkby on Bain around mid-day to-day?Trevor Gunby06/26/12 at 23:29Nick Clayton: It's only a few years since I got into Dragonf... Unidentified254 viewsCan anyone help with the ID of this dragonfly which was taken near the old River Bain at Kirkby on Bain around mid-day to-day?Trevor Gunby06/26/12 at 23:16Trevor Gunby: Thanks for that Nick - you've improved my educ... Unidentified254 viewsCan anyone help with the ID of this dragonfly which was taken near the old River Bain at Kirkby on Bain around mid-day to-day?Trevor Gunby06/26/12 at 22:46Nick Clayton: Its an immature male Black-tailed Skimmer Trevor Mayfly200 viewsMayfly - Just emerged from nymph stage - River LymnRussell Hayes06/14/12 at 23:19Richard Pipe: Very nice Russ Mayfly200 viewsMayfly - Just emerged from nymph stage - River LymnRussell Hayes06/13/12 at 22:40Andy Atkinson: fantastic..very nice! Mayfly200 viewsMayfly - Just emerged from nymph stage - River LymnRussell Hayes06/13/12 at 21:46Hugh Middleton: Thats a cracker! Used to tie artificials for fishi... Mayfly200 viewsMayfly - Just emerged from nymph stage - River LymnRussell Hayes06/13/12 at 21:33John Clarkson: Great shot Russ!!! 803 files on 33 page(s) 1 2 3 4 - 33 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery

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