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Common blue damselfly, female, on bullrush leaf

24 June 2016 by David

Common blue damselfly, female, on bullrush leaf

Looking semi-transparent and much less conspicuous than the male of the species, this is a female common blue damselfly, currently at rest on the leaf of one of the bullrushes in Compton Park pool.

Categories David
Nesting herons, both birds about at once
On guard, fishing, preening, near the nest
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