Dragonfly From the Fields Edge by GBCalls
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Description
Striped Wing Baskettail I believe...
He was smaller than some and the details seem to match these I found online...
Size: 38-48 mm (1.5-1.9 in)
Habitat: ponds, lakes and stream pools
The Stripe-winged Baskettail is a medium-sized brown species with yellow side stripes on the abdomen. Despite the name, all males and most females lack wing stripes, having instead clear wings. The abdomen is constricted at segment 3, and the appendages are long. It is very similar to the Common Baskettail, which has a thicker abdomen. It perches along the edges of forests and patrols a large area over water.
Thanks for looking and all comments are welcome and appreciated. Thanks -GB-
Comments (39)
an amazing find and capture
Dragon fly, good macro
Fantastic macro, always amazed by the structure of the wings on these creatures.
I agree with my friend Karma ;-) REMARQUABLE MACRO
Excellent study!
Amazing. You must be a good "Hunter" to get so close to this Dragonflies. Excellent work. Thx for the comment on my picture and the good ratings. Have a nice summer and Good hunting!
superb... much better than I have ever done!
Whoa! Very good capture, I would love to see the original file, although it is very crisp here.
Awesome shot! John