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Norfolk Hawker
matt green

Norfolk Hawker (Aeshna Isosceles)

Found (briefly!) resting in the grass along the public footpath at RSPB Buckenham Marsh, Norfolk
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Habitat
Grassy riverbank
Location
Buckenham Marsh, Norfolk
Date taken
11th june 07
Scientific name
Aeshna Isosceles
Equipment used
Kodak compact
madamcoolpix
Great looking picture, I love the perspective show from this angle, it looks different from other frontal views of Dragonflies. Congrats on this image, Matt! :t:
 
matt green
Thanks for the comments folks

Recently watched one of these beasts catch and eat an Azure Damselfly, by the time it found a perch to rest on the Damselfly was almost gone!

Matt
 

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