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Yellow-spotted Whiteface in Suffolk?? (1 Viewer)

I assume it'd been photographed Saturday, not identified til yesterday, then looked for today. Then ,once found, collected to go with the Blue-eyed Hawker in the "British Museum".

Phil
 
Apparently the 3rd British record, one in Kent in the mid 19th century and one earlier this year at Landguard. Maybe more to follow if they are expanding on L'continent.
GH
 
I was phoned about the Languard one. I got the impression - although I maybe wrong - that it was not certain. It certainly wasn't 'twitchable'.
 
Thanks, Steve. Maybe it's time for me to get off BF and start looking for one in Kent. With southern migrant hawker, southern emerald damselfly & dainty damselfly breeding recently, perhaps this is the next colonist?
 
I assume it'd been photographed Saturday, not identified til yesterday, then looked for today. Then ,once found, collected to go with the Blue-eyed Hawker in the "British Museum".

Phil

I hope I don't see any killing bottles around vagrant dragons or someone is going to be experimenting with dragonfly felching.;)

John
 
Apparently the Languard one was seen by one person. It's not even clear if they are 'claiming' it or just saw a dragonfly that could have been one.
 
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