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Brown hawker on patrol, Compton

4 August 2021 by David

Brown hawker on patrol, Compton

Hawker dragonflies aren’t very big. They do fly fast, changing direction seemingly at random as they patrol their territories. This brown hawker was on the wing over the canal between Compton and Wi9ghtwick.

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