The weather was hot (for NH) and humid last weekend (18 and 19 Jun). We headed down to the lake and our camp for both afternoons. I spent most of the time we were there odeing.
Both days there was lots of evidence of damselfly emergence… teneral bluets were the most common ode I encountered and I even found a few damselfly exuvia.
Interestingly, on Saturday, there were many lancet clubtails present. However, on Sunday, I saw very few despite the conditions and the time of day begin similar. I have no idea why.
Photos from Saturday
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Photos from Sunday
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“However, on Sunday, I saw very few despite the conditions and the time of day begin similar. I have no idea why.” Perhaps, NH Blue Laws???
Another fine assortment of the various types of odes. appear to be fairly sharp on my monitor!
Comment by Just Joe — 22 June 2016 @ 11:10 PM