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| | | Late Dragonflies
Yesterday we saw 2 species of dragonfly still enjoying the autumn sunshine. Two Common Darter, although tatty, were still able to zip around and 2 Migrant Hawkers were patrolling some holly bushes and diving on any unsuspecting flies. It's good to see them late in the season. A couple more weeks and I should think that will wrap the odonate season up.
Anyone else seen any 'hangers on'?
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