A quarter of an hour later, I was out with my camera again as a female Southern Hawker was laying eggs in the moss beside the waterfall.
Tuesday, 16 September 2008
My Garden on 29th August 2008
Very occasionally we see dragonflies in our garden (we have a pond). This day, whilst having a late-morning coffee in the conservatory, an Emerald Damselfly landed on the conservatory in front of me. This was the first I had seen in our garden.
A quarter of an hour later, I was out with my camera again as a female Southern Hawker was laying eggs in the moss beside the waterfall.
A quarter of an hour later, I was out with my camera again as a female Southern Hawker was laying eggs in the moss beside the waterfall.
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