I have been looking for the Beautiful Demoiselle Damselfly around our local river in Tregeseal for two years,what used to be a common species seemed to have disappeared. Last year, the weather was so poor, with flooding scouring the river bed ,and low temperatures I had my doubts whether I would see them again locally. However yesterday I noticed a male guarding territory, so I entered the river to photograph it, a female arrived on the scene and they immediately went into their mating ritual .
Male
The mating wheel, Known as in tandem
The female egg laying (ovipositing)
Humpback Whales on the Cornish coast 2025
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Wow! What a day at sea we had today!
It was our regular seal and marine life survey with the Cornwall Seal Group
Research Trust and it was common know...
1 week ago
Hi Sam.
ReplyDeleteWe noticed wet summers make a lot of difference,numbers seem to drop off.
Well impressed with your set,spot on.
John.
Nice classy shots Sam, and the previous post as well.
ReplyDeleteGreat set of photos Sam.Lovely detail.
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