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Male banded demoiselle dragonfly, Castlecroft

14 September 2017 by David

Male banded demoiselle dragonfly, Castlecroft

Male banded demoiselle dragonfly on the lookout by the canal near Castlecroft at the end of last month. It kept landing on leaves of ivy growing in the hedge, occasionally varying by landing on a nettle leaf instead.

Categories David
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