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Dragonfly, female, Uruguay.

Dragonfly, female, Uruguay.

I love dragonflies, as they struggle in the water around 7 years to finally get to their adult status, and get wings. Here a female, opening her mouth catch an ...
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I love dragonflies, as they struggle in the water around 7 years to finally get to their adult status, and get wings. Here a female, opening her mouth catch an insect.Photo taken in Uruguay, Southamerica.
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Canon EOS 60D

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 200 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 300/1

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Aug, 2015

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71

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Awards

Peer Award

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