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Common blue damselflies mating

25 July 2019 by David

Common blue damselflies mating, Compton Park pool

Common blue damselflies on Compton Park pool. Thirty or more present, flying over the shrinking areas of open water. Most were unattached males, but several pairs engaging in mating and ovipositing.

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