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Female blue broad-shined damselfly

Female blue broad-shined damselfly

The Blue broad-shined damselfly females differ from the males in the color (orange beige or light green) and the smaller amount of black on the last segments. L...
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The Blue broad-shined damselfly females differ from the males in the color (orange beige or light green) and the smaller amount of black on the last segments. Like the males, they have a double shoulder seam stripe. Other damselfly species do not have them.
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Canon EOS RP

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 320 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 227/1

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Rhenen, Utrecht, NL

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Jul, 2021

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Yes, she is. Those insects are amazing.

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Thank You so much for sharing these! Your descriptions have given me the idea to get a book about them.

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