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Newly emerged Club-tailed Dragonfly, Gomphus vulgatissimus, clings to grass Dense underbrush Wings are extended but not open Eyes are partially formed
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Blue Featherleg damselfly (Platycnemis pennipes), laying eggs, whilst in tandem, into emergent stems, preferably in communites of several couples
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Newly emerged Common Clubtail, Gomphus vulgatissimus from exuvia Eyes Clings to exuvia before climbing Upper body
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Newly emerged Common Clubtail from exuvia Upper body Clings to nettle leaf Wings extended but draining Water droplets can be seen in wing cells Body is the...
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Emerging Common Clubtail, Gomphus vulgatissimus on grass Head Eyes grey Males will turn green as they mature Wings not yet extended Water visible inside the...
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Emerging Common Clubtail, Gomphus vulgatissimus clings to grass Grey eyes will change to olive or brown color as mature Males will turn green as they mature...
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Newly emerged Common Clubtail from exuvia From above Clings to nettle leaf Wings spread extended but draining Water droplets can be seen in wing cells Body...
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Newly emerged male Common Clubtail, Gomphus vulgatissimus clings to marsh grass in dense undergrowth Body has colored with distinctive yellow and black...
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Emerging Common Clubtail, Gomphus vulgatissimus clings to grass Dragonfly with very badly damaged wings after emerging
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Spring basking female Adder, Vipera berus
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