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Scarce chaser on a broken reed

13 July 2017 by David

Scarce chaser on a broken reed

Scarce chaser male resting on a broken reed at the edge of the Exeter Canal. This species of dragonfly is indeed scarce, and present only in southern counties. At first glance it looks very like the much more common broad-bodied chaser. I would have thought it was one of those if I had not been tipped off.

Categories David
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