…range increase of some riverine species of dragonfly, such as Norfolk Hawker (Aeshna isosceles), which has increased in distribution significantly since 2012 from its original limited range in the Broads…
…dragonflies. It also feeds numerous waterbodies along its floodplain, including pools that support breeding populations of the red-listed Norfolk Hawker (Aeshna isoceles). The project plans have now been withdrawn, largely…
Morning walk (approx. 3 hours) to look for a broad range of dragonfly species, including Norfolk Hawker and Variable Damselfly. Leader / contact: Dr Pam Taylor – Norfolk Dragonfly Recorder…
…dragonfly spotting. Several new ponds were created in Mabie Forest in Dumfries and Galloway and the south west area, proving to be of particular benefit for the Common Hawker now…
…I have recorded ten different species using the pond: Broad-bodied chaser Four-spotted chaser Emperor Golden ringed Southern hawker Common darter Banded demoiselle Large red damselfly Azure damselfly Blue-tailed damselfly The…
Title image: Female Scarce Chaser by Iain Leach…
Small dark damselfly with a coloured tip to the abdomen. Male: light-blue spot near the end of the abdomen (segment 8). Female: light spot near the end of the abdomen…
The 13-acre lake, an unexpected feature of the town with a magnificent dragon statue at its centre, is a perfect place for a stroll or cycle ride….
