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Brian Hedley
PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 8:00 am 
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Location: Marton
Afternoon walk around reserve in cloudy conditions produced:
Black Darter 100+ (many tenerals)
Common Darter 10
Brown Hawker 1
Southern Hawker 1
Emerald Damselfly 20
Large Red Damselfly 1
Common Blue Damselfly 30
Blue-tailed Damselfly 5
Azure Damselfly 2

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Brian (with Craig Howat)
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Colin Pumfrett
 Post subject: Crowle moor. Sat. 8 Jul.
PostPosted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 11:09 am 
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Hi Brian, i was there too, this is what i saw
Black darters, teneral 30+
Common darters 10+
Ruddy darter 1
Brown hawker 1
Southern hawker 5
Emperor dragonfly 1
Black tailed skimmer 1
4 spot chaser 10+
Emerald damselflies, 100+
Large red 1
Common blues and Blue taileds
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Brian Hedley
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It looks like you had a brief spell of sunshine for the chaser to take flight?
Brian
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Yes i did, i sat down beside a large black pond, what looked like something out of the everglades but it was dead as a dodo, the sun came out and suddenly 4 spot chasers appeared from nowhere along with the emperor, and also a large crashing sound in the reeds, expected a deer to emerge but it was a bloke with waders and a large fishing net.
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