Dragon or Damselfly?
I've always called them dragonflies but here in FC I have learnt there are also damselflies and I'm not sure of the difference.
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To leave a comment please register firstarchiek , 1.09.2008 at 16:03h
Damsel flies are usually much smaller than Dragon flies. This looks to me to be a dragon fly and an excellent photo of one. Very nice detail and angle on the shot to get the whole body in focus. -archie
Kimberlie , 1.09.2008 at 16:41h
Wow! Bravo I must say! The colors of the dragon fly are great and impressive. Great focus and composition.
Tabor , 1.09.2008 at 19:40h
Wow, klasse erwischt, tolle Farben und exellente Schärfe. LG.manu
Harold Thompson, 1.09.2008 at 20:22h
It is a dragonfly they rest with the wings open like this a damselfly closes them down its back.
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Looks to be a Common Red Darter maybe female
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Very good shot and detail they are so flighty.
Greetings Harold
SUE THOMPSON, 1.09.2008 at 20:53h
EXcellent detail in this Dragon fly Jeni...I see H has told you the difference between them and damsels :))))))
Lol
Sue
Deryck , 1.09.2008 at 21:14h
I don't know the difference, will have to take Archie's owrd for it. But it is a great picture!
Excellent detail and focus
Deryck
Mike Greaves, 4.09.2008 at 21:38h
Superb macro of the dragonfly,Jeni. Compliments on this shot :-) I still have not taken a good shot of one of these or a damsel fly even:-)
Best wishes, Mike
nariense , 11.09.2008 at 23:14h
art on is best level.
magic
all the best
carlos
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