Crowle NNR.

Stephen Routledge · **Posted:** Sat Jul 07, 2007 7:29 pm

07.30-15.00
4 Common Hawker
4 Emerald Damselfly
26 Black Darter
10 Common Darter
11 Large-red Damselfly
7 Blue-tailed Damselfly
6 Ruddy Darter
7 Common-blue Damselfly
7 Azure Damselfly
7 Southern Hawker

Regards

Steve

Stephen Routledge · **Posted:** Sat Jul 14, 2007 5:28 pm

56 Emerald Damselfly
12 Blue-tailed Damselfly
126 Black Darter
21 Ruddy Darter
15 Azure Damselfly
3 Common-blue Damselfly
8 Large-red Damselfly
47 Common Darter
5 Common Hawker
11 Southern Hawker

Regards

Steve,with Dave Wright.

Stephen Routledge · **Posted:** Fri Jul 27, 2007 5:34 pm

92 Emerald Damselfly
58 Common Darter
525 Black Darter
8 Blue-tailed Damselfly
12 Common-blue Damselfly
6 Ruddy Darter
9 Azure Damselfly
13 Common Hawker(including 1 male which landed on my shoulder!!).
9 Southern Hawker
1 Brown Hawker

Regards

Steve,with Dave Wright.

Colin Pumfrett · **Joined:** Wed May 25, 2005 3:26 pm **Posts:** 223

Stephen how on earth do you manage to count the black darters, have you a counter meter built inside your brain, saw them today and there were hundreds as you stated, could not see any common hawkers, sunny but very windy
Colin Pumfrett.

Stephen Routledge · **Posted:** Sat Jul 28, 2007 6:08 pm

Hi Colin,
Years of practice is the answer,probably carried on from counting large flocks of waders and gulls.

Regards

Steve

Alan Bowness · **Posted:** Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:47 pm

2 Common hawkers
1 Southern hawker
50 Black darters

8AM TO 10AM
A very windy two hours today,not the best for dragon spotting!

Cheers Alan.

Colin Pumfrett · **Joined:** Wed May 25, 2005 3:26 pm **Posts:** 223

No wonder i missed you Alan, a bit too early , there was much more around midday.
Colin.

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