Migrant_Hawker II
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The Migrant Hawker (Aeshna mixta) is with its length of 63 mm one of the smaller species of hawker dragonflies.
The species prefers still or slow-flowing water and can tolerate brackish sites.
The flight period is from July to the end of October.
They can be found in North Africa, southern and central Europe to the Baltic region.
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Gisa S. 25/09/2009 0:24
Ein kleines,aber wunderschoenes Libellchen...durch deine Aufnahme,bekommt es Groesse ;-))!!!
ganz lieben Gruss
Gisa:-)
Sally Dunn 24/09/2009 18:27
A lovely clear picture, I like the blue dots on him and the body looks almost furry!Sally
Canan Oner 24/09/2009 15:23
Another great one..How do find them Fons ?? Do you feed them like birds too, so they come and pose you ??Gorgeous colors !!!! Excellent macro..
Hugs,
Canan
Angela 1711 24/09/2009 8:42
Wunderschön!!!Liebe Grüße
Angela
Ralph Bache 24/09/2009 8:19
Fantastic colors. Do you have a new lens? Very nice work. BW.Holly H 24/09/2009 3:40
Great capture and shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!You do such a great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Holly :)
Adele D. Oliver 24/09/2009 0:25
I see them here ... and not too many other dragonflies. Beautiful, wonderful sharp details!cheers, Adele
Ilidio Fernandes 23/09/2009 23:22
Excellent , great capture again my friend.Denis Heirendt 23/09/2009 22:23
Excellent macro shot... superb details and colors!Cheers, Denis
Mark Billiau. 23/09/2009 22:08
We can see them everywhere at this moment. Good times for photographers, bad times for horses.......Mark