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Dragonflies and Damselflies

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Halloween Pennant
Halloween Pennant		 Halloween Pennant
Halloween Pennant		 Four-spotted Pennant
Four-spotted Pennant		 g1/82/193082/3/129949163.Gflsx1lt.jpg
g1/82/193082/3/132310692.lDq1XPmO.jpg g4/82/193082/3/135803688.2ppao783.jpg g4/82/193082/3/145260898.Bc01aXBw.jpg Green Darner
Green Darner
Green Darner
Green Darner		 Blue Dasher
Blue Dasher		 g9/82/193082/3/160149727.M0hhe0cv.jpg
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henkverbiesen18-Oct-2014 11:51
Excellent gallery
jan tolbert 16-Sep-2013 17:47
I had no idea that dragonflies came in colors until a friend photographer posted some on Facebook. That prompted me to search dragonflies on my computer and I found your absolutely beautiful collection of Dragonflies and Damsels. I loved every single shot...especially the salmon-colored one which I would really like to post on my Facebook Timeline with your permission. Please, and thanks for your consideration.
Guest 28-Jul-2011 19:49
How the heck did you get the shots of dragons in flight? Now that is an accomplishment!
Guest 08-Apr-2010 20:21
Rambur's forktail is also a Damsel fly. The way you can tell the difference between Dragon flies and Damsel flies is in the resting wing position. Dragon fly wings cannot fold backwards and Damsel flies can.
michael 08-Apr-2010 20:18
The smokey Rubyspot is a Damselfly, not a dragon fly.
Guest 28-May-2008 15:44
Thanks for these photos. We are learning , and saw the
4-spotted and red-tailed pennant last weekend.
Billie Strickland
Guest 16-Mar-2007 15:44
Great shots Greg - you're an ace!
Laryl16-Mar-2007 10:38
great collection!
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