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Aeshna isoceles
A beautiful hawker dragonfly resting on the outskirts of a lagoon.
"Aeshna isoceles is found around ditches, marshes, ponds and lakes with rich vegetation."
I just happen to prefer the other species' colours pattern, seems a bit unlikely for a dragonfly.. But this one is beautiful as well!
I see what you mean about yours but I think this is much nicer with its big green eyes :-) and much clearer shots!
I thought it was pretty big but Wikipedia says it's a "small hawker dragonfly" so I'm not really sure! I'd say it was, at least, 6-7 cm long.
so beautiful! was it big?
Spotted on Jul 31, 2013 Submitted on Aug 1, 2013
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I just happen to prefer the other species' colours pattern, seems a bit unlikely for a dragonfly.. But this one is beautiful as well!
I see what you mean about yours but I think this is much nicer with its big green eyes :-) and much clearer shots!
I thought it was pretty big but Wikipedia says it's a "small hawker dragonfly" so I'm not really sure! I'd say it was, at least, 6-7 cm long.
so beautiful! was it big?