Mating Pond Damselflies 4-23-09 by Leeco
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Description
I found a little free time today and took advantage of the beautiful weather. I managed to get this shot of a pair of pond Damselflies. Each is only about 1 inch long and very very thin. They can disappear in the blink of an eye, lol.
Thanks to those who take the time to comment.
Lee

Comments (18)
Excellent capture. I'm not sure about the damselflies, but dragonflies at my pond are not welcome, since their pupae eat my baby goldfish. :*o(
So glad to see you back. Excellent capture. Very delicate and lovely.
Man, where have you been? Nice to see you around again and nice shot coming back in. Right on man!
great picture!!!
Nice shot - nice to see you back here.
Now it's really the sunny season again: you are back posting pictures... Well seen indeed Lee; excellent image !
Well done! You don't think he's maybe just scratching her back? LOL
great photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Super shot.
shows how observant you are, and quick. Great natural wonder
Nice to see a post from you Lee, I was thinking about you just the other day, hope things are OK and the house is coming along. Superb capture of these tiny damsel flies. Bravo!!!!!
amazing shot, lovely colours..
good observer, well done.
nice to see you posting again.....O yes I love to catch them as well....I like your bug shots.....lovely damsels
Hello Lee! Looks like the camera has been out some. Excellent photo my friend.
Great close up of these damselflies and so nice to see you posting again, Lee!
What an awesome capture ! Definitely a photo, good enough for the National Geographic Magazine. Super macro... Cheers BB
This is gorgeous, especially when zoomed. Insects are always so gorgeously colored, and often deliriously sleek and well-put-together! These two are no exception, and I gotta say, I love the colors. This is a great capture.