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Discussion

HelenCross wrote:

20 Apr 2025

Thanks Korinne, they were beautiful. I only wish I'd been able to get closer to get better shots. I had to wade through the water with my camera above my head to get these :)

Rhyothemis braganza

KorinneM wrote:

20 Apr 2025

Nice!

Rhyothemis braganza

KorinneM wrote:

20 Apr 2025

Harder one for me, but looking at the shape of the abodmen and what can be seen of the wings, everything seems to be ruled out except for Pygmy Percher.

Nannodiplax rubra

Thurstan wrote:

7 Apr 2025

When I saw it, it was flitting around the bush beside the path, looking like it was either grabbing something from the stems or testing them as resting spots. It then swooped down and up a little closer to the main stem, and attached itself to the underside of a branch.

Dendroaeschna conspersa

KorinneM wrote:

7 Apr 2025

Nice. First sighting of a female for Nature Mapr.

Dendroaeschna conspersa