Male Emperor Dragonfly |
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Welcome to this blog dedicated to the Dragonflies of France and elsewhere. Who hasn't felt in awe by their beauty? Census, discoveries, talks, explanations and quality photographs are the main objectives here!
To publish your dragonfly photos here, read the Publishing Conditions and contact Noushka at the link above.
29 juil. 2013
If You Keep Trying!
Anax Imperator
Emperor Dragonfly
29th July
I have been trying for a few weeks now to get a few photos of a male Emperor Dragonfly without any twigs or grass in the way and up until now have not managed the desired shots. I spent an hour in East Blean Woods near Canterbury, Kent looking for butterflies when I noticed 2 Migrant Hawkers flying around, my first of the year. In trying to photograph these I come across a stunning male Emperor Dragonfly out in the open allowing me to creep up and fire off a few pleasing shots of this species. What I had expected to be a quiet hour certainly proved to be very satisfying indeed.
Marc Heath
Libellés :
AESHNIDAE,
ANAX,
Anax imperator,
ENGLAND,
Marc Heath
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Magnificent photos Marc! And for us French people to see an Englishman photographing an Emperor, it is a real pleasure! ;-) Delighted to see you joining our blog! Best Regards, M.
RépondreSupprimerA very warm welcome Marc, that is a magnificent subject you chose to enter our dragon family!
RépondreSupprimerYou managed beautifully, I added the tags, I will explain it in a mail but I will be away for the day, so patience!
Superb photography, looking forward for more, much more!!
Bravo Marc and welcome. Your pictures are fabulous.
RépondreSupprimerRegards
C'est superbe, bravo Marc !
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