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Damselflies in Tandem
There has been quite a lot of damselfly activity in and around our garden pond. In both of these photos the damselflies are in tandem. The first photo shows the damselflies copulating. In the second photo the female is depositing the fertilized eggs into a clump of oxygenating plants. The female here is the green form which is more common than the blue form of female damselfly. I haven't managed to capture the 'wheel stage' of mating yet.
I think that these are the common blue damselflies, Enallagma cyathigerum, but they could be azure damselflies, Coenagrion puella. I need someone with a bigger screen and more knowledge to correctly identify this pair.
I think that these are the common blue damselflies, Enallagma cyathigerum, but they could be azure damselflies, Coenagrion puella. I need someone with a bigger screen and more knowledge to correctly identify this pair.
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The male Azure also have a tiny black "spur" on their thorax (in your image just under the second blue stripe), which Common Blues don't have.
Whatever the sub species..........they're really lovely and you've captured them beautifully.
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