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Common darter flying (record shots)

19 August 2020 by David

Common darter flying (record shots)

Common darter dragonfly flying over the waters of the Turner’s Field pond in the Smestow Valley Nature Reserve. It was defending its territory against another individual. Record shots (euphemistic way of saying I wish I’d got better pictures).

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