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Most viewed - Dragonflies and Damselflies in Lincs

Hairy Dragonfly183 views

Banded Demoiselle one of my favorite Beasties Taken with the superb Sigma 180 Macro ,181 viewsBirdMad.com Dean Eades

Anybody know what this is please179 viewsDragonflyChris Grimshaw

Lesser Emperor178 viewsyes I know its the worst dragonfly pic ever but it almost shows it was there todaygpc

Migrant Hawker172 views

common hawker172 viewsLeslie Davidson

Migrant Hawker172 viewsTrevor Gunby

Lesser Emperor (dead)171 views

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Banded demoiselle169 viewsNocton fen 21-06-05Dean Eades

???169 viewsMick West

Dean Eades - Black darter 169 viewsBirdMad.comDean Eades

Emperor168 viewsDon't know if this is emerging or on it's last legs , it did seem to be moving up reed very slowly.Leslie Davidson

Common Darter166 viewsTwo males coupled in some way, is this unusual? Fulbeck now has it's own Dragon Whisperer!David Morison

Brown hawker165 viewsLeslie Davidson

Emerald damselfly162 viewsColin Pumfrett

Migrant hawker161 viewsAlan Bowness

LESSER EMPEROR158 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.ATRIFRONS

Black Tailed Skimmer157 views

Ruddy Darters - Ovipositing156 views

Migrant Hawker156 views

Dean Eades - Black darter156 viewshttp://www.birdmad.com/Dean Eades

155 viewsGeoff Harrod

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bodied chaser f154 viewsAlan Bowness

Common Darter - Female154 viewsClose up of compound eyes - Whisby NR 5th August 2006achick

Common Blue Damselfly153 viewsWhisby 11th July 2006achick

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