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Leaving the creek on my walk yesterday, two damselflies flew past. The Bluet (on top) was carrying the lighter colored damsel. I thought briefly, that it was a mating pair. Not so. Damselflies and dragonflies often prey on each other. I apologize for the Powdered Dancer (a large damsel) not being in focus. I had to be very careful so that I would not disturb them.
My goal was to show the Bluet eating its prey. I think this illustrates it. I got several shots with both in focus. But this was the only one I could show you without cropping.
9 responses
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Glenn Brandenburg said (1 Apr 2008):
Thank You , I didn't know that and so i learned something new great photo.
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John Linton gave props (1 Apr 2008):
Cannubial cannibal?
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Julie Shelton gave props (1 Apr 2008):
First of all – gorgeous shot. Definitely a one in a million. Secondly my narration of the damsel fly – "oh NO he didn't!!"
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Ratko Nedovic gave props (1 Apr 2008):
Great shot.
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Nancy Charter Kechnie Goatbe said (2 Apr 2008):
so informative..and such detail... thankyou for shareing...
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Elizabeth Petushkov gave props (4 Apr 2008):
pretty cool
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Nelson Campbell (Deleted) gave props (6 Apr 2008):
Love the orbs on these lovelies.
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Karen K Smith gave props (24 Aug 2008):
Just learned something disturbing about my favorite insect..but thanks and really great shot.
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Leanne Silva gave props (4 Feb 2010):
They cannibalise eachother?
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