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Dragonflie or Damselflie ?
I`m not great on distinguishing between the two, other than Dragonflie`s are normally bigger.
Lovely photo too
bcblue1878
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That place has been used a lot in tv drama stuff! Great picture!
chrismpw
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Ta. Damsel fly. Dragonflies are bigger and don't fold their wings like that. When I took this there were hundreds about - it was clearly procreation time of year!Dragonflie or Damselflie ?
I`m not great on distinguishing between the two, other than Dragonflie`s are normally bigger.
Lovely photo too
Obviously my first pic was of a total loser in the procreation stakes.
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As a truly non-expert in photography (I couldn't even begin to contribute to this thread if it weren't for the iPhones great cameras and the ability to take >15 photos and then pick the best one), I am partial to the top one, the color one. It has this eery cinematographic abandoned town feel to it; the color and especially the sun-halo makes it feel more real. I do like the B&W, but it is often a bit cliche (my personal opinion, of course) and is overused.
Yes they are generally bigger and much stronger in flight.Dragonflie or Damselflie ?
I`m not great on distinguishing between the two, other than Dragonflie`s are normally bigger.
Lovely photo too
When at rest Dragonflies hold their wings at right angles like an airplane, Damselflies fold their wings against their body,
Following the path, Isle of Skye.
Mirid bugs are common wherever there is an abundant food source. Some mirid species prey exclusively on soft-bodied invertebrates, while others also feed on plant sap if they have depleted prey numbers, causing distorted leaf growth and leaving puncture marks in fruits. (Source)
These were on a bedding plant close to the apple tree - the tree is where I usually find the miridae, so not really sure why this one was down there...
I can't say whether this one is carnivorous or not, but it seemed interested in an aphid.
Paul.
These were on a bedding plant close to the apple tree - the tree is where I usually find the miridae, so not really sure why this one was down there...
I can't say whether this one is carnivorous or not, but it seemed interested in an aphid.
Paul.
Cropped in to see the proboscis bit - 2 edits, can't decide which I prefer though, so posted both!
Paul.
Paul.
That Crack above the Fairy Pools is very impressive.
My usual holiday rental is about 10 minutes away.
Really nice
Staying in Port na Long. Off on a boat trip today, puffin spotting.
Unfortunately only use my phone, so my pics are never really boss.
Rather Jealous.
I usually stay at the top of the hill behind Carbost. (Quite a walk after a visit to the distillery)
Mobile or not, great pictures. Enjoy the boat ride.