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| | | Is this a female Large Red Damselfly It looks a bit strange as it just emerged from its larval case, bet it got a shock when it was exposed to our cold weather | 
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| | | Re: Is this a female Large Red Damselfly yes, f.fulvipes (not so much black on abdomen as other two variants).
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