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damselfly
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Cedar Waxwing
Cedar Waxwing honed-in on Damselfly, Pool, Central Park, NYC- kiboko_mark
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- cedarwaxwings centralparknyc damselfly
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- Category: North America
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Male Banded Demoiselle
- Cristian Mihai
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- banded demoiselle calopteryx splendens damselfly male paunita
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Common Blue Damselfly Hunting
Right place, right time.- PunchyPariah
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- common blue damselfly enallagma cyathigerum damselfly damselfly common blue
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Willow Emerald
My favourite UK Damselfly, and one that is just starting to emerge now. Yet to see one this year, but soon no doubt.- Kevriano
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- damselfly emerald willow
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Red Eyed Damselfly
The larger of the 2 Red Eyed Damselflies, there are hundreds of these around here at the moment. Fabulous little creatures. I have always found using a long zoom better than Macro for these flighty beasties.- Kevriano
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- damselfly red
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Damselflies
I didn't get the photo of the Marsh Tit I was hoping for (damn foliage ...), but these two were an unexpected consolation.- McHeath
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- berlin damselfly germany karower teiche
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Ischnura senegalensis Damselfly
Neck Stretching Exercise 101. Time for some home backyard macro photography.- dixonlau
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- closeup damselfly dragonfly flash insect ischnura senegalensis macro
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Damselflies hiding in different ways
- Digiscoper321
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- damselfly
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- Category: Invertebrates
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garden visitor
not one we've seen before and very welcome. Not 100% on the ID; we think it's a small red-eyed damselfly which has brownish rather than red eyes, despite the name- max1
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Azure Damselflies
Male & female mating- Chris Bollen
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- damselfly
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- Category: Invertebrates
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dragonfly
face to face with a face only a mother could love.... i could not find the name of the species so anyone with an idea, please let us know! taken with a Galaxy S5 cell phoneat 1/320 shutter speed, F/2.2, ISO 40 at 4,8mm- EddieG
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- damselfly dragonfly
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Emerald Damselfly - male
My favourite damselfly - bewitching!- Kalitechnis
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- damselfly
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- Category: Invertebrates
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She's a long way from water here
Common blue damselfly - female of the blue form. Turned up in my garden - no pond for quite some distance- Keith Dickinson
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- damselfly enallagma cyathigerum
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Put your hands where I can see them!!
Caught this chap stealing out the local shop so chased him down, cornered him but had no idea if he was armed or not, so pulled my canon out and shouted nervously, PUT YOUR HANDS WHERE I CAN SEE THEM!!! True story that hahahhaha. Male banded demoiselle...- Katey jane photography
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- banded damselfly demoiselle macro
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Little Gem
I think it is a type of Damselfly......not sure This one was no more than 2 inches long with a body like the lead in a pencil. Photographing insects and little things makes you slow down and pay close attention to what there is to see when you really look close.- D. Taylor
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- damselfly
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Damselfly
Thank you for your nice comments on my pictures of a butterfly and of my mother. She is not a Birdforum member nor does she take photos. But she has to put up with me taking her for drives to places where ( guess what!) I am likely to see some birds or butterflies and dragonflies.And she can't...- Joelle-Marcelle
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Pacific Forktail
Taken at Greenhorn Park & Reservoir (Yreka, CA, USA) at less than half a meter (<0.5m). This isn't technically a macro photo (macro mode on camera not engaged), just getting in really close both physically and with the high zoom on the camera. Not usually one to go out of my way for...- CalvinFold
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- cervula damselfly forktail ischnura
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Migrant Spreadwing
- Cristian Mihai
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- damselfly libelula migrant spreadwing
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Damselfly
Damselfly (Polythore derivata: Polythoridae) Podocarpus National Park, Bambuscaro entrance, Zamora-Chinchipe Province, Ecuador. Montane rainforest along a tributary of of Ro Bambuscaro at Cascada La Poderosa at ca. 3,200 m (975 ft) elevation.- Stanley Jones
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- bambuscaro entrance damselfly ecuador podocarpus national park polythore derivata polythoridae zamora-chinchipe province
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Blue-tailed Damselflies mating
A mating pair of damselflies seen on June 20th, 2014, on Lake Skadar, Montenegro.- Bokmakierie99
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- animal damselfly insect ischnura elegans montenegro
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- Category: Invertebrates
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Landing Lights
- Akihaka
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- damselfly
- Comments: 4
- Category: Invertebrates
