We had a pair of Southern Hawkers hawking around the garden in the rain today. This one settled briefly before they eventually flew off after twenty minutes of elusive flying.
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You may have heard of Project 365 in whic people post a photograph every day for a year. This is my version – the idea is to post a photo taken every day but I am realistic enough to know that there will be a day or two missed during the year.
You may have heard of Project 365 in whic people post a photograph every day for a year. This is my version – the idea is to post a photo taken every day but I am realistic enough to know that there will be a day or two missed during the year.
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Oooh, lovely! I like the fine details -- you can see every sprig of the cedar tree, as well as the Hawker. Great photo.
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Very beautiful, I love dragonflies. We have them flying in our yard all day long these days. They eat all the mosquitoes.
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