Azure Damselfly by durleybeachbum
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Coenagrion puella on Iris leaves at my pond
I am having connectivity problems but only on my PC, the other computers and tablets are unaffected. Twill be sorted soon with a new USB aerial maybe.
Jayfar is unable to get onto RR at all, not his PC!
Comments (15)
Lovely shot Andrea, I love these because as a child I remember fishing a pond in Epping Forest in the 70's with my late father and these were everywhere in all colours possible, it was a delight to see.... colours from memory were blue, red, green, yellow and white to remember some.
I love these critters, so pretty.
A clear capture of this little beauty!
These lovely winged creatures seem to know which plants make them look best. I can imagine them thinking, "My long body type will be best on these broad, striated leaves. I'll hang out here today and look fabulous!"
Nice shot, I like the shadow too!
I had issues yesterday too, but today has seemed a bit better my end? Super capture Andrea, and I whole heartedly agree with Tara.
Tara nailed it You got it sorry to hear of the issues with the Net over there. hope all is sorted soon
cool micro
Working on a suntan no doubt. They are rather showy. An excellent capture.
A very lovely shot, Andrea. Sorry about the connections. Hope it will be fixed in no time. !!
Thanks for the mention Andrea - up and running again now after shelling out £40 ! This is a very nice shot.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Another of your insect shots on tall stalks, perfect for the damselfly. The long body casts a long shadow, and it's beautiful against that tall sheer leaf. In crops like these, the fly looks like it's fine so long as nothing disturbs its perch. Basking in the light, and hopefully not swaying too much. A scintillating capture with those "high rises" of leafs to hold onto. And scintillating detail on its head, body, wings, limbs, etc. (Whoever invented the insect had an amazing mechanical mind!)
The Order Odonata has to be filled with the most fabulous of creatures! This one is ever so lovely!
A fine Damselfly portrait and glad to see Jeff is up and running again. £40 isn't bad - they want more than that ($75 or £47) just to come through the front door!