At last, nine species
Submitted by naturalist on Mon, 2009/08/10 - 09:22.On Saturday I gave a talk to the Friends of Hurst Grange Park, walking around the ponds. Most of them only saw three species (Brown Hawker, Common darter and Emerald Damselfly), as had been my experience all week. One saw a female Southern Hawker just before the walk, and I saw solitary male Common Blue Damselfly and Blue Tailed Damselfly.
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Brown Hawker settled at Heysham dipping pond
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/08/09 - 20:58.
Aeshna grandis (female)
Emerald Damselfly at Heysham
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/08/09 - 20:57.
Lestes sponsa (male)
Brown Hawker hovering at Heysham dipping pond
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/08/09 - 20:55.
Aeshna grandis (female)
Female Emperor beseiged by Common Blue Damselflies - Heysham Dog Pond
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/08/09 - 20:53.
Anax imperator (female) and Enallagma cyathigerum (male)
Emperor flying at Middleton boating pond
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/08/09 - 20:51.
Anax imperator (male)
Emperor flying at Middleton boating pond
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/08/09 - 20:50.
Anax imperator (male)
Imperial sex war - Middleton boating pond
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/08/09 - 20:48.
Anax imperator (female at top, male below)
Emperor flying head on at Middleton Boating pond
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/08/09 - 20:46.
Anax Imperator (male)
Black tailed Skimmer - Middleton boating pond
Submitted by naturalist on Sun, 2009/08/09 - 20:44.
Orthetrum Cancellatum (male)
