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Dragons and Damsels

My identifications on these insects are very weak - I am just a newbie. If anyone notices an misidentification, please post a correction.
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familiar-bluet-mating-3969.gif		 familiar-bluet-prey-3728.gif
familiar-bluet-prey-3728.gif		 familiar-bluet-with-prey-37.gif
familiar-bluet-with-prey-37.gif		 hudsonian-whiteface-3694.gif
hudsonian-whiteface-3694.gif
dragonfly-unk-3054.gif
dragonfly-unk-3054.gif		 common-spreadwing-fem-4140.jpg
common-spreadwing-fem-4140.jpg		 dragonfly-unk-3056.gif
dragonfly-unk-3056.gif		 ruby-meadowhawk-1363.jpg
ruby-meadowhawk-1363.jpg
meadowhawk-fem-5325.jpg
meadowhawk-fem-5325.jpg		 common-whitetail-fem-3945.gif
common-whitetail-fem-3945.gif		 ruby meadowhawk fem 4816.jpg
ruby meadowhawk fem 4816.jpg		 clamp-tipped-emerald-5740.jpg
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Guest 12-Jul-2005 20:40
What a super collection of dragonfly and Damselfly photos. Good job!!!
Joseph V Higbee10-Oct-2004 01:43
Hi Cheryl,
I think the Canada Darner may be a Lake Darner. The faceline and face color are what make me think so. Hope all is well,
Joe
Guest 17-Jul-2003 12:14
zooming..........that is what you need to work on !!
maybe a new cam is not bad idea
you have an eye for good angles
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