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To: abuelita who wrote (52019)	5/29/2006 10:37:28 AM
From: Crocodile	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104157

rose~ let's see them. i love them dragonflies. You asked for 'em -- you got 'em. (o: Actually, I'll just give you a little assortment as there are really quite a few: Springtime Darner pbase.com Detail of Springtime Darner -- just had to post this as the markings are quite beautiful pbase.com Chalk-fronted Corporal Skimmer emerging from its exuviae just above water in pond pbase.com Damselflies mating pbase.com Dot-tailed Whiteface - female pbase.com American Emerald pbase.com Common Baskettail pbase.com And here's one that you may or may not want to look at. The truth about dragonflies... that they eat each other, or in this case, a damselfly. Lancet Clubtail eating a damselfly pbase.com As you might guess, this is the time of year when I'm spending a lot of time out photographing insects. Things are just revving up and already I'm shooting about 200 to 300 photos a day. It's difficult to keep up with myself. (o: ~croc