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Dragonflies

Dogged
19 Aug 2019

Dogged

by JDO | posted in: Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Warwickshire | 0

They’ll be charging me rent at Grove Hill soon, if I’m not careful. This morning I thought Four visits in four days really would feel like the beginning of a habit – I’ll go somewhere else today…. but the morning … Continued

Anax imperator, dragonfly, Emperor, Grove Hill reserve, Odonata, oviposition, pond
Camouflage
18 Aug 2019

Camouflage

by JDO | posted in: Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Warwickshire | 0

R and I did gardening this morning (eeeurgh), and then, as the sun had come out again, I took myself off to Grove Hill and spent another happy hour sitting by the small pond, watching the dragons and damsels playing. … Continued

Aeshna cyanea, dragonfly, Grove Hill reserve, Odonata, oviposition, southern hawker
Empress
17 Aug 2019

Empress

by JDO | posted in: Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Warwickshire | 0

It was unexpectedly warm and bright today, which (of course) made me think about dragons, so I zoomed back over to Grove Hill to check out the ponds there, and had a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon. Reinforcing my suspicion that Odonata … Continued

Anax imperator, dragonfly, Emperor, Grove Hill reserve, Odonata, oviposition, pond, Warwickshire Wildlife Trust
Babe
13 Aug 2019

Babe

by JDO | posted in: Birds, Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Worcestershire | 0

At least, I think it’s a juvenile, rather than a moulting adult: it had the look of slight bemusement I associate with young birds when they’ve recently been kicked out of the nest. Today is R’s birthday (he’d rather I … Continued

Aeshna mixta, bird, Croome, Erithacus rubecula, flight, juvenile, migrant hawker, National Trust, NT Croome, robin
Southern Hawker
12 Aug 2019

Southern Hawker

by JDO | posted in: Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Worcestershire | 0

One of Worcestershire Wildlife Trust’s flagship reserves, over on the west side of the Shire, is called the Knapp and Papermill. I’d never visited this site because, frankly, it’s an utter pain to get to from here; but last week … Continued

Aeshna cyanea, Aeshna mixta, dragonfly, Knapp and Papermill Reserve, migrant hawker, Odonata, southern hawker, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Golden-ringed Dragonfly
8 Aug 2019

Golden-ringed Dragonfly

by JDO | posted in: Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Shropshire | 0

I zoomed back up to Shropshire early this morning, in search of the acid-loving dragons that I can’t find closer to home. I was feeling a bit fragile, and not very happy, and by the time I made my first … Continued

Cordulegaster boltonii, dragonfly, Golden Ringed Dragonfly, Long Mynd, Odonata, Shropshire
Brief encounter
6 Aug 2019

Brief encounter

by JDO | posted in: Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Worcestershire | 0

This is one of the strangest photos I think I’ve ever posted. There are so many things I don’t like about it, that I hardly know where to start, but the thing that makes it today’s blip is that it … Continued

Aeshna cyanea, Butterfly Conservation, dragonfly, flight, Odonata, southern hawker, Trench Wood, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Not Common
5 Aug 2019

Not Common

by JDO | posted in: Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Worcestershire | 0

But not uncommon. That is to say: she’s common, but she’s a Ruddy rather than a Common Darter. The females of these two species are much harder to tell apart than the males, though on the rare occasions that you … Continued

Croome, dragonfly, National Trust, NT Croome, Odonata, ruddy darter, Sympetrum sanguineum
Common
2 Aug 2019

Common

by JDO | posted in: Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Worcestershire | 0

A couple of weeks ago I met some people at Trench Wood who told me of an encounter they’d had recently at Upton Warren reserve. As they were walking away from the car park they met someone coming in the … Continued

Christopher Cadbury Wetland Centre, Common Darter, dragonfly, Odonata, Sympetrum striolatum, The Flashes, Upton Warren, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
Almost mono Monday
29 Jul 2019

Almost mono Monday

by JDO | posted in: Dragonflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Shropshire | 0

I’d been planning to go to Shropshire tomorrow in search of dragons, but on checking the weather forecast this morning I discovered that it had changed quite radically since I’d last looked, and that today was now looking like the … Continued

Black Darter, dragonfly, Long Mynd, Odonata, Shropshire, Sympetrum danae

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