A female of Sarasa yanma (Oligoaeschna pryeri) began laying eggs. A male of Sarasa yanma came over to there and has taken a female away to the branch of the tree.
蜻蛉 (ODONATA) Part II
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June 9, 2007 Part 1
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蜻蛉たちが姿を消しました。
昨年撮った蜻蛉の写真をアップデートいたします。
合掌。
Dragonflies disappeared.
I update the photograph of the dragonfly which I took last year.
Brachygonia oculata
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*Anisoptera*
Species name: *Brachygonia oculata*
Family: Libellulidae
*Even *though described as widespread and common in its range I only
recently enc...
Endmics Clean-up with Ben and Ron under Five Days
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In August, 2012 I guided a five-day abridged version of my Absolute Birding
tour. It was with Ron and Ben Barkley, a farther son duo from the U.S.A.
Ben is...
Late spring in the Auvergne (France) - 2013
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For a few weeks in June 2013 I was in the Auvergne (France) for a holiday
with my family. Of course I tried to spot some dragonflies. The first days
I sa...
New Beginnings...
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I'd like to start by saying hello to everyone who may still check in on
this blog. It's beginning to look like fall here in the woods! Where did
summer go...