Late on Friday (3 July) afternoon Joan and I headed for our camp on Gregg Lake. I spent about ninety minutes (beginning about 4 PM) photographing odes along the lake shore.
Although I observed a small number of dragonflies in flight over the lake, I only saw two species of damselflies along the shore. The most common damselfly was the male Little Bluet. I saw at least a dozen individuals in about a 100 feet of shore, all perched within a foot of the water; the large majority with in six inches. Additionally, I observed a single pair of variable dancers ovipositing.
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Excellent picture,Frank!
Comment by Oleg — 16 July 2015 @ 12:56 AM
Great shot!
Regards Oleg
Russia
Comment by Oleg — 16 July 2015 @ 12:57 AM