Just "born"... by GiMi53
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Description
Well, “born” is not exactly right… this dragonfly – a male Southern Hawker just emerged from the exsuvia (see at the bottom of the picture) after three years’ development as an aquatic nymph…
Seen last Sunday at our garden pond !
Cette grande libellule – une æschne bleue male (Aeshna cyanea) - vient juste d’émerger de son exsuvie (l’enveloppe est visible dans le bas de ma photo)
Thank you very much for your comments on my previous upload:
"for Chrissy & Fred…"

Comments (22)
wonderful capture of this phase!!beautiful dragonfly and intese greens too !!
Well captured Michel. I uploaded something similar a short while ago!
wow it takes three years. wonderful shot
Un bien bel exemple de métamorphose : j'imagine le temps que tu as dû la guetter mais ton attente a été récompensée !
Brilliant catch of nature at work. Well done!!!
Well done my friend. I have never run into them at this stage. Thanks for dharing!
Wonderful , interesting capture ! Great patience and observation skills!
Very nice shot indeed!
Interesting photo!
fantastic capture of the rising..
Very cool!!!!!!
dragonflies along with damselflies are among my favorite insects, but I have never been privileged enough to see one leave the larvae.stunning happening and capture
Reborn, I should say. Beautiful creature! Fantastic capture with the old skin.
Fantastic shot.
Great find on this one awesome pic.
Wow! What a wonderful find and capture!
I always find this fascinating to watch how they struggle out of it....lovely shot
Wow, this is so cool .. excellent find & capture!
Superbe et rare moment capturé ici de la meilleure façon possible, la fraîcheur et l'intensité des verts et de la lumière en font une photo symbolique, et tout aussi magnifique.
my next upload, a better view of the same dragonfly:
"Blue Darner (male)"
many of this dragonflies are in my pond! Wonderful shot!!!!
bien vu !!!