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Ischnura heterostica
Common bluetail -damselfly. Australasian Egg laying phase of mating...zoom in on full screen to see the egg deposits.
Our front yard, freshwater pond, although the Common Bluetail is saltwater tolerant
Two mating damselflies, now in the egg laying phase. If you zoom in on the full screen you will see the egg deposits.
Spotted on Dec 4, 2010
Submitted on Jun 24, 2011
6 Comments
Lol my android just wrote eteadt instead of steady...
Anyway, thanks Walter, you've taken some pretty impressive photos yourself!
Ha ha. Thanks. Nothing special: just a sony eteadt shot 10.1 mega pixel camera, but it did take some fiddling to get that shot:-)
Wow, "debart12" -- talk about a fast start out of the gate! Let's see you top that one! ;) What type of photo gear did you use to shoot your extraordinary photo? Walter Sanford, a.k.a., Geodialist (wsanford@wsanford.com)
Actually, to be more specific, they are in the egg laying phase....
Thank you, Heather!
Wonderful action photo!!!