Red-eyed Damselflies are now out at Leg O'Mutton Dam, near Taylor Park. This is one of the few places in St Helens where you can see this species. I counted at least 20 today. Not such good news from nearby Paddock Dam, where much of the species preferred habitat of lily pads seems to have been removed.
This is a male.
This male and female are not mating. The male is laying claim to the female until she is ready to lay her eggs.
Let battle commence!
Tuesday 10 June 2014
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