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My macro hobby started during the pandemic, photographing dragonflies & damselflies in my NL garden.

We don't have many in our DE garden as we're far from standing water 🤷‍♂️

But I had a nice 5 mins by a pond in Windsor Great Park yesterday, which included seeing this common darter (Sympetrum striolatum; 🇩🇪 Große Heidelibelle).

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A dragonfly sitting on a brown and green reed next to a pond, seen from behind and from one side. The dragonfly has red compound eyes and a red and green hairy thorax. The abdomen is mostly red with some brown patches and black lines. The wings are clear with dark red-brown pterostigma.

#photography #macrophotography #bugoftheday #insectsofmastodon #backgardenentomology

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@markmccaughrean@mastodon.social

So beautiful! When I was a kid I collected insects. But not dragonflies. Their colors depend on living scales, so in death they all turn, like, black.

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