BELINDA GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY

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JULY IN OCTOBER (TWO PHOTOGRAPHS)

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Damselflies are at their height in July but we have seen them earlier in the season and often well into August. These insects seem to symbolize summer and remind me of the warm sunny day when I took these photographs. I believe the damselfly in the first shot is a spreadwing, not as common as the bluets in the second photo. I think one of the bluets is having a snack, a bit distracted from the business at hand.

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21 thoughts on “JULY IN OCTOBER (TWO PHOTOGRAPHS)

  1. They look metallic! Beautiful shots. 🙂

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  2. Gorgeous ☺ Happy Monday ♥

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  3. I love the see-through wings and what wonderful blue bodies.

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  4. Gossamer wings! Great shots, Belinda and I like the little summer memory. 🙂

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  5. Lovely shots — damselflies embody such a fragile beauty.

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  6. I am always in awe of your razor sharp images, Belinda. These are amazing!

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  7. A great wink at summer, Belinda — and both photographs are wonderful.

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  8. So elegant and dainty. Lovely shots.

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  9. Very nice shots. I usually don’t photograph them, but after seeing yours I did attempt a few (mixed results). I have noticed a species in our swamps here, about the size of a small plane. Most likely the type our Kites feed on. No photos yet though, usually too fast and high. BTW, Kites are a southern bird, none north I know of, that feed on insects in mid air. A decent size raptor.

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  10. These are wonderful, Belinda! The top one looks almost gold-plated. Beautiful.

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