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The Dragonflies and Damselflies of the Olentangy River
Megan and I live near the Olentangy River, exactly 890 feet from the river, as measured using Google Maps. Over the past summer, I was photographing damselflies and dragonflies almost every day. Wha… more →
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lancet clubtail and aurora damsel
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Sandy wrote 1 week ago: One day last week before all the rain, I went dragon hunting at the edge of the woods. So far this … more →
Random things I learned the first day
thelmalamaster wrote 3 weeks ago: * Emergent means rooted in the shallow water and growing up out of the water. * Dragonflies and dams … more →
Beautiful Banded Demoiselle
norton1 wrote 1 month ago: The beautiful Banded Demoiselle Damselfly pictured near the river Bure at Horstead Norfolk Uk. … more →
Fragile
rmaum wrote 3 months ago: Here’s an introduction to a very fascinating group of insects, the Odonates. Most folks know … more →
Nevada Gets Its Own Insect
vbablogger wrote 3 months ago: There’s been a move afoot by school children and Nevada’s Senate, refreshingly working i … more →
Mount Maunganui. Tauranga DP#33
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birdsong1 wrote 7 months ago: Mount Maunganui from the Matapahi bridge. The above photo was taken on a quick walk across the Mata … more →
Introduction
natureinquiries wrote 7 months ago: by Carl Strang In this blog I will focus on natural history investigations in northeastern Illinoi … more →
dragons and damsels
enyal wrote 8 months ago: We have been looking a lot at flying insects lately. We see a ton of dragonflies on our walks but t … more →
Damselfly: Blue Fronted Dancer
Randy Roberts wrote 10 months ago: For more information click here … more →
The Dragon Hunt
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Nye wrote 10 months ago: Asanee Wasan-Dern Pen(Full Moon) I found some interesting reading about dragonflies, and didn’t kn … more →
US Rice Paddy Harvest Time
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Nye wrote 11 months ago: Rice has been a huge part of my upbringing, even though we don’t eat a lot of sticky rice, mai … more →
Emeralds in the garden
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Seabrooke wrote 1 year ago: When I went out to photograph the wrens, I also poked about the garden a bit. It had rained all aft … more →
Allegany Nature Pilgrimage - Dragons!
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Jennifer Schlick wrote 1 year ago: May 31, 2008 – Allegany Nature Pilgrimage – Dragonflies I couldn’t resist an after … more →
Dragonflies, Damselflies, and a Butterfly
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Todd Alperovitz wrote 1 year ago: Green Skimmer [Orthetrum sabina sabina] Catherine and I went to the nearby lotus ponds to check thi … more →
Global warming threat to native dragonfly species
Martha Jean wrote 1 year ago: Britain’s dragonflies, which date back to the dinosaurs but are increasingly threatened by ha … more →
The Dragonflies and Damselflies of the Olentangy River
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ohionature wrote 1 year ago: Megan and I live near the Olentangy River, exactly 890 feet from the river, as measured using Google … more →
Good sites for Nature images from our friends in the science library
moconnell wrote 1 year ago: Since librarians like to share with one another, Oberlin Science Librarian Alison Ricker recently ma … more →
Morningside Park
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ohionature wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday morning, Megan and I did a bit of naturalizng in Morningside Park, just northwest of Centr … more →
Insects from Kingsville
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ohionature wrote 1 year ago: Quite a few nice insects were flying in Kingsville on Saturday. Ones that I was able to capture wit … more →
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