We saw at least seven species of dragonfly today! Plus at least one species of damselfly. Here's the list:
Red Saddlebags, Black Saddlebags, Widow Skimmer, Common Whitetail, Blue Dasher, Unicorn Clubtail, Eastern Amberwing. While I might've seen some Common Green Darners, I didn't get any photos so the could've been Blue Dashers.
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| Red Saddlebags |
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| Red Saddlebags Mating |
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| Red Saddlebags pair (the female is brown and in focus while the male is a red blur |
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Unicorn Clubtail
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| Widow Skimmer |
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| Eastern Amberwing |
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| Blue Dasher |
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| Blue Dasher in flight |
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| Blue Dasher |
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| Common Whitetail |
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| Common Whitetail and Red Saddlebags (blur) |
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| Mating Black Saddlebags |
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| Black Saddlebags and reflection |
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| Mating Black Saddlebags |
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| Black Saddlebags pair |
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| Widow Skimmer |
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| Eastern Amberwings |
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| American Snout (butterfly) |
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| Blue check, crested blue bar, and blue t-check (rock pigeon plumages) |
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| Brown T-check, blu x brown check, piebald blue bar, two blue checks, blue bar, and blue check. |
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(red line) four blue bars, dilute ash-red bar, blue check, blue x brown t-check, blue check, and two blue bars (blue line) blue bar, blue t-check, blue check,, blue x brown t-check, blue check, blue bar, blue t-check (green line) two blue checks, blue bar, piebald blue bar, blue bar (black line) blue t-check, blue bar, blue t-check, ash-red bar, three blue bars, ash-red bar (white line) Two blue bars, blue t-check, blue check, two ash-red bars. (unmarked) Ash-red t-check |
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| Pigeons foraging |
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| Pigeon flock |
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| Landing |
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| Another flock coming in |
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