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Old Lodge, E. Sussex for Brilliant Emerald

This is an extensive site with heather, pine woodland and a lake within Ashdown Forest.

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Distribution trends of European dragonflies under climate change

…from a warming climate, cold-dwelling northern may disappear from their southern regions, such as the Northern Damselfly, Coenagrion hastulatum, (pictured) in Scotland. This study demonstrates how dragonflies can be used…

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Dragonflies on the Bog Volunteer Rare Species Survey and ID Skills Training, Corrour

Dragonflies on the Bog Volunteer Rare Species Survey and ID Skills 4th to 6th July – Corrour Estate and Roy Bridge Focus species – Azure Hawker, White-faced Darter and Northern…

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Volunteer Rare Species Identification, Survey and Photography Skills – Corrour, Scotland

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 small commitment to supporting long…

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Dragonflies on the Bog Volunteer Training for Rare Species ID and survey skills (Glencoe)

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 small commitment to supporting…

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Best practice for collecting dragonflies 2021-2026

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Southern Hawker in Monmouthshire

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Common Hawker in Monmouthshire

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Common Clubtail in Monmouthshire

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Four-spotted Chaser in Monmouthshire

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The British Dragonfly Society is a registered charity in England & Wales 1168300 and in Scotland SC049416.

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