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11 Jul

New Dragonfly Species for Britain

New Dragonfly Species for Britain: The Yellow-spotted Emerald

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11.07.2018 | Uncategorized
03 Jun

British Black-winged Demoiselles – not American tourists

Ebony Jewelwing? Not on my patch! Find out more about Britain's own Demoiselles.

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03.06.2018 | On the Wing Now

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