Thank you, Dan, I don't know how you do it but you always seem to capture things at the right moment I have watched the dragonfly's lay their eggs in our pond and some of the nymphs get swept into the skimmer and we return them to the pond, unharmed I hope,
Another winner!
Thanks Calvin!
Great Capture! Such an impressive ritual!
Who knew?🤩
It was fascinating to watch and to learn about. Thanks!
Thanks Dan, just fascinating!
Thanks Pete!
Thank you, Dan, I don't know how you do it but you always seem to capture things at the right moment I have watched the dragonfly's lay their eggs in our pond and some of the nymphs get swept into the skimmer and we return them to the pond, unharmed I hope,
Thanks Dela. And thank you for all of your nymph rescues!!!
What a treasure to be able to see the whole story line in action. Nature is truly amazing and you capture it so beautifully Dan! Thank you!
Thank your so much Marylou
Fabulous photos, Dan!!!
Thanks Michele
Magnificent pics and commentary as always, Dan. I’m curious how fast were you shooting for the ‘action shots’?
Thanks Gary. The dragonfly flight shots were taken at 1,3200 of a second!
Interesting narrative and photographs.
Thank you Shelly
Really gorgeous documentation - your blogs should be required enjoyment for students everywhere.
That's so nice of you to say Sally. Thanks!!
Terrific images. It's really difficult to get something that small in flight.
Thanks Steve. It did take some doing!!