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Azure damselflies, mating on the wing, Baggeridge

5 July 2021 by David

Azure damselflies, mating on the wing, Baggeridge

Damselfly mating looks like it could have been the inspiration for whoever developed the method for planes to refuel in flight. These azure damselflies were over a pool in Baggeridge Country Park recently.

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