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Broad bodied chaser dragonfly, female, laying eggs

11 March 201629 June 2015 by David

Broad bodied chaser dragonfly, female, laying eggs

The female broad bodied chaser dragonfly from the previous post. She has now decided the best spot to lay her eggs. She repeatedly bends the end of her abdomen towards the water at a place where there is vegetation just under the surface.

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Broad bodied chaser dragonfly, female, flying
Broad bodied chaser dragonfly, male, resting on a twig
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