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Dragonfly for I.D. please?. (1 Viewer)

alan_rymer

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I took this on the 1st July near a local lake ( Nr Twyford, Berkshire ). I have no Dragonfly book so thought to put it to you experts.

Thanks
 

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I would never call myself an expert, but I would call this Dragonfly a female Ruddy Darter (Sympetrum sanguineum) because of its black legs. Beautiful picture btw.
Dutch name: Bloedrode Heidelibel.
 
alan_rymer said:
I took this on the 1st July near a local lake ( Nr Twyford, Berkshire ). I have no Dragonfly book so thought to put it to you experts.

Thanks

Hi Alan,
Confirmed, Female Ruddy Darter. S.sangunium.

Harry
 
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