From that to this. by jayfar
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These shots were taken yesterday at my garden pond.
The left hand shot shows what had crawled up out of the pond and on the right what emerged from it.
One a dragonfly nymph and the other the dragonfly itself but what type I do not know but I have no doubt that someone can tell me. Also the caterpillar is unknown to me but if feeds on the iris leaves.
Have a good week. Jeff.
Comments (34)
Gorgeous shots!
Nice shots and layout!
Creatures from the Black Lagoon:) Well done Jeff... We have a bit of a bog in our backyard filled with Iris leaves...I'll keep my eye out for brothers and sisters of these critters.
Lucky you, Jeff! super shots. The larva is that of an Iris Sawfly. The make a nasty mess of the leaves, don't they?! That is one of the Hawkers, a bit difficult to say which till it's got full colour which takes several hours.
Stunning captures and collage my friend. God Bless.
Awesome captures.
Cool collage.
Nicely captured!
Great shots.
fantastic shots!!! like the dragonfly wings and all details too!!! have a great week for you too !
Wonderful shots Jeff, The way the Dragonfly is framed is excellent!
nice images my friend well composed.
Fascinating superb work !!
Wow this is awesome and i never knew how they hatched out thanks for sharing with us.
Lovely Pic, jeff, yes i did know where the wild flowers were. i am going out Karens' friday, if Julie would like Coffee.
Beautiful captures and collage , Jeff ! Well just look around to find little treasures!
Excellent captures Jeff! Seldom ever see them in the nymph stage. :)
nice work
I have never seen one emerge.how lucky for you and thanks for sharing it
wonderful shots!!!!
wonderful
Very nice shot and colour contrast
What a great collection you have captured here and what a super dragonfly came from that drab bug. Excellent captures.
Great shots, love the way you fit these two shots together- thanks for sharing! :-)
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I can thank you now for the ID of an unknown insect that I posted early on at RR. Beautiful dragonfly and it looks like it is being framed by the bush it is resting on. Both wonderful shots Jeff. Dana
Nicely done!
what a transformation, nice job
Very good captures indeed !
Sweet I like this well done great collage
WONDEFUL COLLAGE