The photographic documentation presents two females of two species - Migrant Hawker and Brown Hawker, during oviposition. Both females laid their eggs into the same piece of rotten branch which floated on the water. Photos were made two weeks ago on the Czerwona River near Wieniotowo village (on the coast of the Baltic Sea).
My goodness! These are remarkable photos of egg laying! All of them are just incredible, how lucky you were to find this grass free area allowing for perfect shots. Pic n°2 is amazing. As for A. grandis, I still have to see the species for myself, it is not very common in France and absent from my own area. This lady is growing old, there a feel of "end of the season" for it!! Sincere congratulations!
Thank you very much for your kind words :-). Have a great week with lots of interesting observations of dragonflies. In Poland currently the weather is not good for shooting :-(. Greetings
Bonsoir, Une série peu commune de cette Aeschne en ponte. La seconde photo et la 8ème sont extras avec de beaux détails. C'est vraiment le genre de scène que tout le monde rêve de photographier. Amicalement.
Bonjour Michel! Merci pour le gentil commentaire. Salutations et nous vous souhaitons beaucoup de belles scènes à photographier (bien sûr avec des libellules dans les rôles principaux) :-).
Magnificent photographic series of these beautiful dragons laying eggs! Noushka was kind enough to provide a link to your site and now I will spend some time exploring your past articles and images!
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My goodness!
RépondreSupprimerThese are remarkable photos of egg laying!
All of them are just incredible, how lucky you were to find this grass free area allowing for perfect shots.
Pic n°2 is amazing.
As for A. grandis, I still have to see the species for myself, it is not very common in France and absent from my own area. This lady is growing old, there a feel of "end of the season" for it!!
Sincere congratulations!
Thank you very much for your kind words :-).
SupprimerHave a great week with lots of interesting observations of dragonflies. In Poland currently the weather is not good for shooting :-(.
Greetings
Yip, same here :(
SupprimerWow! And wow! One for the Mixta and one for the Grandis! It is remarkable! Pic n° 2 is perfect, and also 10! Extraordinary document! greeting, M.
RépondreSupprimerHi Morikan! Many, many thanks! :-)
SupprimerBest wishes from Poland
OH MY GOOOOOD LOL
RépondreSupprimerFabuleux les amis. Ces pontes sont superbes. Je me régale d'autant que je n'ai jamais vu de ponte d aeschne.
Bravo in french mdrrrr
Merci pour vos mots d'appréciation :-).
SupprimerSalutations!
Bonsoir,
RépondreSupprimerUne série peu commune de cette Aeschne en ponte. La seconde photo et la 8ème sont extras avec de beaux détails. C'est vraiment le genre de scène que tout le monde rêve de photographier.
Amicalement.
Bonjour Michel! Merci pour le gentil commentaire.
SupprimerSalutations et nous vous souhaitons beaucoup de belles scènes à photographier (bien sûr avec des libellules dans les rôles principaux) :-).
Un superbe reportage, un grand bravo !
RépondreSupprimerThanks Alain for your kind words :-)
SupprimerBest regards!
Excellent series of images, especially the in-flight shots.
RépondreSupprimerMagnificent photographic series of these beautiful dragons laying eggs! Noushka was kind enough to provide a link to your site and now I will spend some time exploring your past articles and images!
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