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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rob lee" data-source="post: 1565262" data-attributes="member: 20150"><p>After almost going last W/E, i finally got my a**e in gear & took the trip down today. So glad i did. We were on site just after 9 & stayed until 1 & during the course of the morning saw at least 20 Willow Emeralds including 3 males. The insects spend a  lot of time just perched up & are very confiding allowing excellent photo opportunities. They were clustered in small groups all the way along the path from the pump house to the black bridge. Had we have gone further i`m sure we would have found more. There were also plenty of other odonata around with Small Red-eyes, Brown & Migrant Hawkers, Common & Ruddy Darters, a few Common Emeralds & various Blues etc. Next year Norfolk (hopefully).</p></blockquote><p></p>