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Banded demoiselle damselflies mating

5 July 2017 by David

Banded demoiselle damselflies mating

Pair of banded demoiselle damselflies mating while they rested on a figwort growing by the canal more or less opposite the Wildside Centre. The male (blue and a lot easier to see when resting on vegetation) was almost certainly the same individual I had seen claiming the territory a couple of days earlier.

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Blue-tailed damselfly resting on decking
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