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Now I know the name of them. dixiegrrrrl Jul 2013 #1
The male of the species is very eye-catching. intheflow Jul 2013 #11
Lovely! brer cat Jul 2013 #2
Beautiful! silvershadow Jul 2013 #3
Very Cool... Yooperman Jul 2013 #4
Wow! I think you got a photo of a very rare dragonfly! intheflow Jul 2013 #10
Wow..is right! Yooperman Jul 2013 #13
Nope..not a Hine's Emerald Dragonfly :-( Yooperman Jul 2013 #16
That doesn't seem right, based on eye-color alone. intheflow Jul 2013 #17
Agreed... Yooperman Jul 2013 #20
if i remember right, i think we had those at the family lake in WI. pansypoo53219 Jul 2013 #18
make sure she doesn't take a big bite out of your scallions! BlancheSplanchnik Jul 2013 #5
She won't eat much. Curmudgeoness Jul 2013 #6
I thought dragonflies are insectivores. intheflow Jul 2013 #7
Good question burrowowl Jul 2013 #8
They are insectivores burrowowl Jul 2013 #9
I thought I remembered that! intheflow Jul 2013 #12
nicw shot! blondie58 Jul 2013 #14
I've got green onions in bloom right now xtraxritical Jul 2013 #15
Beautiful shot! Thanks for sharing. catbyte Jul 2013 #19
Thank you! Beautiful! oldandhappy Jul 2013 #21
Ever since I was a very young boy, I thought Dragonflies were the coolest things! BlueJazz Jul 2013 #22
The *are* the coolest things! intheflow Jul 2013 #23
She better not kiss anyone. Kurovski Jul 2013 #24
For some reason I have huge amounts of Dragonflies this year. greiner3 Jul 2013 #25
Thanks! A Whitetaill BlueToTheBone Jul 2013 #26
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