Bienvenue sur ce site principalement dédié à la rencontre avec les Libellules de France et d'Ailleurs. Qui n'a jamais été émerveillé par leur beauté? Recensements, découvertes, discussions, explications et photographies de qualité sont nos objectifs pour vous faire aimer ces robots vivants! Pour publier vos photos ici, lire lesConditions de Publication et contacter Noushka ici:noushka321@gmail.com
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 Conditionsand contact Noushka at the link above.
7 juil. 2014
New species for my year list
Sympetrum sanguineum
Ruddy Darter
My usual walk around my 'patch' this morning, brought me my first Ruddy Darters of the year, I found 4 males, 1 female and 3 immatures :-)
Wow these are amazing! You are such a gifted photographer. I wish I had a true macro lens to take the view this close. I hope you will consider sharing the love up close with I Heart Macro. Mostly our photos are not true macros like these, but they are beautiful none the less and help people to slow down and really look at the small details of the world.
I totally agree with Morikan, these pictures are magnificent and sooo bright! The Ruddy is quite common here but it is somewhat of a re-discovery to see it that way! Brilliant work!
Wow these are amazing! You are such a gifted photographer. I wish I had a true macro lens to take the view this close. I hope you will consider sharing the love up close with I Heart Macro. Mostly our photos are not true macros like these, but they are beautiful none the less and help people to slow down and really look at the small details of the world.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Laura,
SupprimerEnjoy the rest of the 'dragonfly' season!
We thought of knowing this Sympetrum, but your images make it to us rediscover! Fantastic close-up! Greetings, M.
RépondreSupprimerCheers Morikan!
SupprimerThere is always a new angle to get on these little gems :-)
I totally agree with Morikan, these pictures are magnificent and sooo bright!
RépondreSupprimerThe Ruddy is quite common here but it is somewhat of a re-discovery to see it that way!
Brilliant work!
Noushka,
SupprimerRuddy darters are not common on my little patch, just not enough habitat for them here, i enjoy them whilst they visit though :-)