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To publish your dragonfly photos here, read the Publishing Conditions and contact Noushka at the link above.

13 sept. 2013

Tiny Dancers

The Blue-ringed Dancer, Argia sedula, is one of several species of "dancers" found in the area. They acquire their title from their dance-like, up/down flight pattern.


The male dancer is blue and black while the paler female is olive and tan.




Dancers are known for their "wing-clapping" when approached. This Blue-ringed Dancer was clapping away.






6 commentaires:

  1. Bonita série. Portal com óptimos trabalhos e fotografias de qualidade.
    Parabéns.

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  2. Lovely shots Tammy. Nice to see you on this site too.

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  3. Fantastic shots Tammy!
    This blue color is absolutely stunning!
    I am having a ball at discovering your species and admiring the quality of your pictures!
    Thanks for sharing, keep well!

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  4. Vraiment extra, et quels yeux, c'est superbe !

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  5. Hi Tammy ! What a blue ! The "wing claping" is lovely too ! Thanks for sharing, M.

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  6. Hi Tammy,
    wonderful array of these dancers. Beautiful blue color and exquisite detail. I love the beautiful blue eyes.
    Greetings, Helma

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