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Flying Now : April 2011

Seen on the wing in Aprill 2011

Slideshow Image 1Common Blue Damselfly
Slideshow Image 2Red-eyed Damselfly
Slideshow Image 3Hairy Dragonfly
Slideshow Image 4Downy Emerald
Slideshow Image 5Vaiable Damselfly
Slideshow Image 6Large RedDamselfly
Slideshow Image 7Broad-bodied Chaser
Slideshow Image 8Blue-tailed Damselfly
Slideshow Image 9Azure Damselfly
Slideshow Image 10Four-spotted Chaser

Britain's Dragonflies (fully revised Second Edition)

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Britain’s Dragonflies
2nd edition

By Dave Smallshire & Andy Swash

Published –Spring 2010.

A comprehensive photographic guide to all 57 species of Britain and Ireland


RRP:                  £17.95 plus carriage

Fully revised from Edition 1, with new photographs, this popular book now has a comprehensive guide to identifying larvae. It remains the best book available for both the uninitiated and the expert to gain new knowledge on these fascinating creatures.
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Flying 1st 2010 ?

Large Red Damselfly
Pyrrhosoma nymphula

Male Female


One of the 1st species of Odonata that can be seen in the UK is the Large Red damselfly (Pyrrhosoma nymphula). This damselfly can be seen as early as late April in Southern England, however Northern Scotland will typically have to wait until June. This particular Damselfly is fairly widespread throughout the UK.

Common Blue Damselfly emergence

A sequence of 11 excellent photographs showing a Common Blue Damselfly emerging from its larval case.


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