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Odonata

Helpless
21 May 2021

Helpless

by JDO | posted in: Damselflies, Invertebrates, Odonata, Somerset | 0

This morning’s workshop was a reprise of yesterday’s, with added rain and wind. There were no dragonflies at all to be found, and even the damselflies were harder to spot – partly because it was so very dark, and partly … Continued

Avalon Marshes, damselfly, Ham Wall, Odonata, RSPB, Somerset
Scarce
20 May 2021

Scarce

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

When I woke up this morning I had high hopes for this morning’s dragonfly workshop at Ham Wall with Victoria Hillman – I had, after all, seen a couple of chasers hunting on the reserve yesterday evening. When I walked … Continued

Avalon Marshes, dragonfly, Four Spotted Chaser, Ham Wall, Libellula fulva, Libellula quadrimaculata, Odonata, reed bed, roost, RSPB, scarce chaser
Fresh
17 May 2021

Fresh

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

It was another day of crazy weather. During a visit to Grove Hill this morning I was rained on, hailed on, blown hither and yon, and steamed by brief periods of blazing sunshine. I also narrowly missed getting fried on … Continued

Azure Damselfly, barbed wire, Coenagrion puella, damselfly, fence, Grove Hill reserve, Odonata, Warwickshire Wildlife Trust
Big Red
9 May 2021

Big Red

by JDO | posted in: Damselflies, Invertebrates, My garden, Odonata, Worcestershire | 0

When R came downstairs at lunch time and found me doing the Crash Bandicoot dance in the hall, his immediate question was “Odonata?”, which shows how sadly predictable I am. He was probably quite relieved, because he knows how tense … Continued

damselfly, garden, large red damselfly, leaf, nettle, Odonata, Pyrrhosoma nymphula
Pond dipping
15 Nov 2020

Pond dipping

by JDO | posted in: Damselflies, Invertebrates, My garden, Odonata, Worcestershire | 0

It’s been quite stormy over the past couple of days, and by this morning the wildlife pond was pretty full of leaves, so I took a net and went to skim them. Almost immediately I realised that most of them … Continued

autumn leaf, damselfly, garden, large red damselfly, larva, leaf, leaf fall, nymph, Odonata, pond, Pyrrhosoma nymphula, wildlife pond
Warming up
14 Oct 2020

Warming up

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

You can probably imagine how pleased I was to find this Migrant Hawker this morning, warming up and drying out on the ‘basking fence’ at Charlecote. If you look at the image full-screen, you should be able to make out … Continued

Aeshna mixta, buck, Charlecote, Dama dama, deer, dragonfly, Fallow Deer, fence, migrant hawker, National Trust, NT Charlecote, Odonata, rut
Normal service
1 Oct 2020

Normal service

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

I went to Croome this afternoon, where normal service has been resumed to the extent that if you’re feeling lucky (punk), you can chance turning up without a booking, and if they’re not too busy they’ll let you in. Rather … Continued

Aeshna mixta, bridge, Common Darter, Croome, dragonfly, flight, migrant hawker, National Trust, NT Croome, Odonata, Sympetrum striolatum
Placement
29 Sep 2020

Placement

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

R and I went to Charlecote this morning, expecting more of the excitement we witnessed on Friday, but the deer seem to have got over whatever it was that put a gale in their collective tail at the end of … Continued

Aeshna cyanea, dragonfly, log, log pile, Odonata, oviposition, pond, southern hawker, wildlife pond
Mono Monday: In and out
28 Sep 2020

Mono Monday: In and out

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

After I’d been around the village this afternoon and taken a lot of middling photos of insects I didn’t care about very much, I thought I ought to do something useful, so I got a net and skimmed the ponds … Continued

Aeshna cyanea, dragonfly, garden, log, log pile, mono, Odonata, oviposition, pond, southern hawker, wildlife pond
Angles
26 Sep 2020

Angles

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

A couple of weeks ago I met a very nice family by the pond in Trench Wood. The parents were teaching their children about wildlife, and the older child especially – a boy of around eight – was keen, and … Continued

Aeshna mixta, Butterfly Conservation, dragonfly, migrant hawker, Odonata, thistle, Trench Wood, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust

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