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Common Darter119 viewsCommon Darter - Kirkby MoorMick WestJul 24, 2006
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Red-eyed Damselfly107 viewsLincoln 21st July 2006achickJul 21, 2006
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Common Darter - Immature Male109 viewsLincoln 20th July 2006achickJul 20, 2006
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Common Darter - Immature Male143 viewsLincoln 20th July 2006achickJul 20, 2006
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Blue-tailed Damselfly136 viewsLincoln 20th July 2006achickJul 20, 2006
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Dean Eades - Southern hawker37 viewsHackthorn 19-07-06Dean EadesJul 20, 2006
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Dean Eades - Southern hawker35 viewsHackthorn 19-07-06Dean EadesJul 20, 2006
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Dean Eades - Ruddy darter51 viewsToft-ResDean EadesJul 18, 2006
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Common Hawker115 viewsColin PumfrettJul 16, 2006
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Migrant Hawker156 viewsMJGreyJul 14, 2006
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LESSER EMPEROR163 viewsThe male still present on Willow Lake, Whisby showing very well all afternoon on July-12, though difficult to photograph. It seems to have a regular routine feeding low over the submerged vegetation to the right mainly of the watchpoint. When not feeding it, it appears to rest high up in the Silver Birches.ATRIFRONSJul 12, 2006
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4 spot praenubila122 viewsgpcJul 11, 2006
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Lesser Emperor181 viewsyes I know its the worst dragonfly pic ever but it almost shows it was there todaygpcJul 11, 2006
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Common Blue Damselfly159 viewsWhisby 11th July 2006achickJul 11, 2006
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Dean Eades - Emperor Dragonfly112 viewsKirkby pits 10-07-06Dean EadesJul 10, 2006
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Large Red and Azure Blue133 viewshybridization in the making!gpcJul 08, 2006
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Black Darter teneral105 viewsgpcJul 08, 2006
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Black Darters pair106 viewsgpcJul 08, 2006
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male Black Darter94 viewsgpcJul 08, 2006
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female Black Darter95 viewsgpcJul 08, 2006
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male Black Darter93 viewsgpcJul 08, 2006
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Lesser Emperor (dead)176 viewsJul 08, 2006
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Dean Eades - Emperor33 viewsWhisby 07-07-06Dean EadesJul 07, 2006
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Dean Eades - Emperor38 viewsWhisby 07-07-06Dean EadesJul 07, 2006
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Dean Eades - Red eyed damselfly37 viewsWhisby 07-07-06Dean EadesJul 07, 2006
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