Dragon flys

There are plenty of streams and waterfalls in the upland areas of Evia and we found a lovely, shady waterfall by a spring, just past the village of Platanistos. At first we thought there were lots of blue butterflies, dancing over the water and then realised they were gorgeous blue-green damselflies. I'm not sure of the exact species, so id would be welcomed. I couldn't get close enough to use my macro lens, so these were taken with the 100-300 and some aren't quite as sharp as I'd have…

Dragonfly

blue dragonfly

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Medium-sized Hawker that breeds in bog pools in the Highlands of Scotland. Male: blue eyes and blue markings on the abdomen. Female: brown eyes and with either brown or blue markings on the abdomen. Tips for identifying spotty dragonfly species – click here Click on an image to enlarge it.

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