A quick pond photo from last night, a broad bodied chaser dragonfly nymph. Categories: Essex, Freshwater invertebrates, insect, odonata, wat tyler cpBy Neil-UKWildlifeFebruary 15, 20133 CommentsTags: arthropodarthropodabodiedbroadchasercreaturedepressadragonflyfreshwaterinsectainvertebrateLibellulaLibellulidaelifenymphodonatapond Share this post Share on FacebookShare on Facebook TweetShare on Twitter Pin itShare on Pinterest Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedIn Author: Neil-UKWildlife http://www.uk-wildlife.co.uk Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:A Not 100% well FoxNextNext post:The Moon, Venus and Jupiter in alignmentRelated postsWorld Wetlands Day – my best freshwater life shots from 2019February 2, 2020Ep5 UK Wildlife Podcast – Pond life in WinterJanuary 10, 2020Photographing Water VolesJuly 20, 2019Adders at Fingeringhoe WickApril 26, 2019Grey Squirrels at Thorndon CPMarch 12, 20192018: Review of the yearJanuary 5, 2019
Thank you for this info. I was out with a torch last night and saw lots of these in my pond. Now I know Reply
I suppose the hairs help trap pond detritus helping with camouflage?
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Thank you for this info. I was out with a torch last night and saw lots of these in my pond. Now I know