Pond Damselfly - A Study in Orange and Green by Leeco
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Here is the last image of this series.
There is an excellent site for Identification of North American insects. It is called BugGuide..
Within a few days at most your unknown insect will be named by people who knon an awful lot about incects. They use posted images to build an archive of North American insects that is available to all. I cannot recommend it too highly for fast, precise and friendly help.
I am just not as interested in names as I used to be, lol.
I think I will another series on Dragonflies next. I have identified all of them (with a lot of help from BugGuide) that I have managed to photograph.
Thanks to all who have taken the time to comment on one of my postings.
The feedback is appreciated.
I hope everyone who has clicked on one of them was pleased with having done so.
Lee
Comments (1)
durleybeachbum
This is a lot like our 'Large Red Damselfly'. The out of focus grass makes it for me.