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Another from my recent round of surveys at ponds around the country.. Like others it was taken whilst dodging the rain showers not far from Manchester..
I think it will be either a Common blue or a Blue tailed Damselfly since they were the most abundant, in-flight, at the time..
Hope all are well,
Kind regards,
Brett
Canon 1D Mk III, Sigma 150mm, HH
1/200 @ f10, ISO 320
Impossible to tell Common from Blue-tailed so early in the drying process, but I can see black on S8 and S9 which makes me wonder if it might be a female Common Blue.
Manchester???? you should have said matey - only 20 minutes south of the smoking hell-hole
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11 repliesI think it will be either a Common blue or a Blue tailed Damselfly since they were the most abundant, in-flight, at the time..
Hope all are well,
Kind regards,
Brett
Canon 1D Mk III, Sigma 150mm, HH
1/200 @ f10, ISO 320
Impossible to tell Common from Blue-tailed so early in the drying process, but I can see black on S8 and S9 which makes me wonder if it might be a female Common Blue.
Manchester???? you should have said matey - only 20 minutes south of the smoking hell-hole
Bertl
David
David
Lee
Matt
See you soon,
Fran