These Black-tailed skimmer I photographed in June this year in the Kuinderbos. The just sneaked (Orthetrum cancellatum) I have photographed in May of 2014 in the same area.
Black-tailed skimmer - female (Orthetrum cancellatum) |
Black-tailed skimmer - female (Orthetrum cancellatum) |
Black-tailed skimmer - female (Orthetrum cancellatum) |
Broad bodied chaser - Female
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Broad bodied chaser
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Black-tailed skimmer - male
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Black-tailed skimmer
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Black-tailed skimmer - Female
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Hi Helma! Very beautiful pictures of these young females, bravo! They are magnificent in their young age! On the other hand, the English translation of the Latin name Orthetrum cancellatum would rather be "Black tailed skimmer"... Greetings, M.
RépondreSupprimerI understand nothing of what you write Morikan because you write well there "black-tailed skimmer" !!!
SupprimerWhat can I better put down?
Hello Helma,
RépondreSupprimerWhat a magnificent series on the Black-tailed skimmer!
Morikan is right, that is the english name for the species :)
Winter has this advantage to allow us to post all the extra pictures taken during the flying season.
Beautifully photographed, well done and thanks for sharing :)
Hello Helma,
SupprimerWhat a magnificent series on the Black-tailed skimmer!
Morikan is right, that is the english name for the species :)
Winter has this advantage to allow us to post all the extra pictures taken during the flying season.
Beautifully photographed, well done and thanks for sharing :)
C'est toujours un régal pour les yeux, très belle série Helma !
RépondreSupprimerThank you Alain:-)
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Merci Alain:-)
Photos as always are beautiful, but it seems to us that on the pictures 4 and 5 is Broad-bodied chaser Libellula depressa :-).
RépondreSupprimerOh my!!!
SupprimerYou are right!!
No one payed proper attention, me included!!
I will correct this immediately, thanks for watching with a hawk's eye! :)