I have never seen a dragonfly in November before...
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5 comments:
Excellent images!
If it weren't for that little red head I don't think I would have seen that little buzzing one.
You did a great job photographing the dragonfly. I think they are hard to shoot especially when they land on wood like that. I don't think I've seen a dragonfly this late either.
Why do insects stay still for you? I can never get a decent photo of them.
Marvelous closeups and especially in Nov. I love the tree texture contrast to its red head in the first. IN the second, stunning "siesta" pose with his/her wings spread.
I'm not sure if I found you from Carletta's blog or another. I've been clicking on photo and writing blogs.
I'll be back. Feels friendly here. :)
Great pictures. You have dragonflies we had snow. It melted. I'm sure the dragonflies didn't.
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