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Male common blue damselfly on leaf

7 June 2017 by David

Male common blue damselfly on leaf

Male common blue damselfly (the females are paler and harder to spot) resting on a leaf near the edge of the vegetation fringing the pool in Compton Park. The first one to arrive this year.

Categories David
Female goosander floating downstream on Severn
Lily pads, Bantock Park
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