I've been after one of these dragons for a while now..they seem a bit more skittish than the other colours. I think it's also a later season variety.
Anyways...finally caught one yesterday!
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I've been after one of these dragons for a while now..they seem a bit more skittish than the other colours. I think it's also a later season variety.
Anyways...finally caught one yesterday!
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Wow - I would say it was worth the waiting! Great shot!
Wonderful!!
Where on earth do you find such a variety of dragonflies? They are wonderful!!
Very cool!
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Awwww thanks TT. And thanks to for the nice comments Marko and MM!
These days I've been seeing them at Fish Creek park, but also mostly around the wetlands and fields in Calgary. I've developed a bit of a system for catching them this summer and it seems to be working!
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Thanks ML!
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Casil, you have been doing a good job with these guys. Good to see you are enjoying yourself. Keep doing what you are doing, its working.
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Indeed. This is a great "expose" on the dragonfly life! Wonderful captures!
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