Tuesday 3 September 2013

Willow Emerald Damselflies at Reculver

Whilst out yesterday I called in at Reculver to have a look for Willow Emerald Damselflies of which a few were seen here last year. It was very pleasing in the warm sunshine to find 10 Willow Emerald Damselflies and it looks like they have colonised this area now and hopefully they will go from strength to strength. The camera was able to grab a few pleasing images of these beauties and also here were a few Migrant Hawkers and Common Blue Damselflies. I really need to get a decent image of the Willow Emerald from above, a shot I have not quite cracked yet but I shall hopefully get it soon if I keep trying. 




Willow Emerald Damselfly

4 comments:

  1. Sparkling crystal clear images Marc, nice. What a beauty this Damselfly is.

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  2. Hello marc ! Fantastics shots of this pretty species ! Greetings, M.

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  3. Yes indeed, your pics appear now!
    My computer is very slow today must be the Internet connection.
    For the tags, when you are in the publishing window, click on "Libellés" at the top right of the right column.
    It should work the same for your personal blog since your are with Blogspot too!
    You add Marc Heath, the dragonfly family (LESTIDAE), the latin name (Lestes viridis), ENGLAND, and the area or region in England.
    I will then add a link to any place new where you have taken photos in the left column under: "LIEUX / AREAS OBSERVATIONS ENGLAND / ANGLETERRE".
    Also, I see you added 2 posts! I had not seen the latest one earlier!
    Many thanks again for participation!
    Cheerio!

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