Dragonflies on the Bog Project
This project is supported by the Scottish Government’s Nature Restoration Fund, managed by NatureScot. Corrour Station bog pools by Scott Shanks. Northern Emerald by Iain Leach. Azure Hawker by Bob…
Dragonfly Hotspot: Exbury Gardens update – by Juliet Bloss
…of Common Darter and Southern Hawker. In August the numbers of Damselflies decreased quite sharply (except for Red-eyed, whose numbers remained steady) and the first Migrant Hawker was spotted. Emperor…
Testing
…Scotland Corrour Estate and Roy Bridge Focus species – Azure Hawker, White-faced Darter and Northern Emerald Who is it for? This training is for people that are able to make…
A Southern Migrant Hawker at Goldcliff in 2019, the second county record
WWT Smallbrook Meadows, Warminster
The reserve is made up of disused water meadows, ditches, woodland and a pond. Species include Southern Hawker, Migrant Hawker, Ruddy Darter, Emperor and Common Darter dragonflies, Common Blue and…
A Southern Migrant Hawker at Llandegfedd reservoir in 2019, the first county record
Small Red-eyed Damselfly
A small dark Damselfly with a bronze-black top of the thorax and grey legs. Male: brown-red eyes and a blue and black abdomen. Female: brown eyes and a black abdomen…
NWT Upton Broad and Marshes
The site is well known for its strong population of Norfolk Hawkers, together with Southern, Brown and Migrant Hawkers. The occasional Common Hawker may also be observed. It is an…
Monmouthshire dragonfly recording update 9, November 2024
Four-spotted Chaser
This rather uniformly brown dragonfly is quite active in late spring and summer. Males and females: Both look a like. Two obvious dark spots on each wing. Watch our identification…