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Stephen Routledge
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PostPosted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 9:56 pm 
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Location: Barnetby Le Wold
The first species of the new season where seen today,2 Large-red Damselfly,1 along the track to the wader hide and 1 along the path near to the area of lilly pads where the Red-eyed Damsels usually are.


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Didn't come across any Hairy's today,but had the following:

1 Four-spot Chaser
10 Blue-tailed Damselfly
23 Common-blue Damselfly
5 Azure Damselfly
2 Large-red Damselfly


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Managed to locate 1 Hairy dragonfly today plus common, azure and large red damsels.
3.30pm - 5.30pm.

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John T Goy
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Colin Pumfrett wrote:
Managed to locate 1 Hairy dragonfly today plus common, azure and large red damsels.
3.30pm - 5.30pm.

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Thanks to Colin for showing me my first Azure Damsel plus loads more plus Common and Blue-tailed.

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Location: Barnetby Le Wold
Good numbers around the reserve today at last,in the settled,warm conditions:

434 Common-blue Damselfly
103 Blue-tailed Damselfly
104 Azure Damselfly
4 Hairy Dragonfly
7 Large-red Damselfly
3 Four-spot Chaser
12 Red-eyed Damselfly


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Counts around the reserve today,included the following:

358 Common-blue Damselfly
33 Red-eyed Damselfly
292 Azure Damselfly
625 Blue-tailed Damselfy
6 Four-spot Chaser
2 Large-red Damselfly
5 Hairy Dragonfly


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Highlights from yesterdays 9 hour visit where as follows:

11 Red-eyed Damselfly
14 Hairy Dragonfly
10 Black-tailed Skimmer
12 Four-spot Chaser



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Four emperor dragonflies at Messingham this afternoon, three of them in the heather meadow.

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Five species of dragonfly in the heather meadow today.
four spot chaser
hairy dragonfly
black tailed skimmer
2 brown hawker
several emperor dragonflies.

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Couple of hours after work
1 southern hawker
1 brown hawker
5 black tailed skimmer
3 hairy dragonfly
and a surprise, a male banded demoiselle in the woods along the footpath.

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Colin we had a male 2 weeks ago near the first platform

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Sightings around the reserve today comprised of the following:

2 male Emperor
22 Brown Hawker
1 Southern Hawker
3 Four-spot Chaser
27 Black-tailed Skimmer
1 Emerald Damselfly


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Similar numbers and species today as yesterday,but a female Banded Demoiselle was a nice surprise!.


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Location: Barnetby Le Wold
45 Brown Hawker
4 Southern Hawker
1 male Emperor
11 Migrant Hawker
8 Common Darter
1 Four-spot Chaser
1 male Black-tailed Skimmer


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During brief visit today we saw lots of dragons on the meadow near car park.

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