The contrasting is very good in these, as are the details and sharpness of the images. A very good example of how some insects can blend in to their environment to escape predators or to be one. Some really nice and interesting shots here Joan.
Great photos you managed. All pictures I've seen of this species has been similar, perched on rocks. It's a male Don-Dwala, Bradinopyga cornuta. Ive never seen so fine pictures of this species
Thank you for the wonderful comment Erland. I appreciate you giving me the name as I could not find it in my book.
I consider myself very lucky to get these as they are my first decent dragonfly pictures.
An excellent pair of photos Joan. The second one is very sharp with great detail. Great looking patterns on that fellow. Good eyes for spotting him (Erland did say a male )
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Wonderfull shot there Joan. The crop shows what to me looks like a few "empty" squares in the lower wings near the abdomen... is it true that my eyes don't deceive me? LOL
Really awesome images
Sometimes smaller is better eh? nodge nodge :lol
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