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Magnificent photo. You just don’t realise (or remember) how very complex our insects are until you see something like this. Take a gold star.
Wow!
Wow indeed!
The intricacy of the wings is wonderful…how they carry the body is amazing! gail
What a fabulous macro!
Donna
Great photograph. Those yellow stripes!
What a wonderful photo – thank you for sharing. Nature is so full of detail even on the smallest creatures and plants.
Have a super weekend
What can I say – fab photo. Arent insects amazing
i love that yellow and black combination. And what a surprise to see the yellow edging on the black wing!
I love the artwork on the wings… magnificent patterns!! excellent shot! ~ bangchik
It is the kind of photo one wants to look into rather than comment upon – which makes it an excellent one for a Wordless Wednesday.
However, I am struck by the relationship between the pattern in its wings and the bark.
Lucy
Brill!
What an amazing photo! As an artist too, I can easily see why dragon flies are often the subject for jewelry designers. We love to watch them darting about in our garden.
I think you should enter this into the RHS photographic competition in the wildlife category. Information on their website – I think the closing date is in October.
Absolutely beautiful. Having watched SomeBeans trying to take a photo of one of these whilst on holiday, I can only be amazed at your fantastic photo.
Peter wants to know what lens you used to get such a great shot?
Awdsome photo of this dragonfly! I admire your blog and your photography skills.