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Banded demoiselle, Worcester

2 July 2021 by David

Banded demoiselle, Worcester

A male banded demoiselle damselfly takes a pause from patrolling its stretch of territory along the Severn at Worcester. Still keeping watch in case of other, intruding, males while hoping to be noticed by passing females.

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