The Common Whitetail Dragonfly
has deemed the back pond as his territory.
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4 comments:
You've identified the dragonfly that I posted a few days ago!! Thank you!!
Did my white tail send a message to yours to appear...I was in awe of the
transparent wings and the strong brown color!!Connected by our dragonflies..hugs NG
I have the common whitetails here but they stay on the west side of the house (the hottest). I haven't seen them at the pond yet (east). Interesting? I see them over dry fields, mainly.
As usual, a wonderful photo. Good night, Q.
Dear NG,
You are so welcome! This is a male, the female has a brown abdomen with yellowish dashes on the sides.
These Dragonflies fly every evening, right at sunset, eating the mosquitoes that come out. Last night I saw six of them. Too dark for photos!
Yours did send a message to mine to show himself! He did not want me around the back pond today!
We are very connected.
Dragonflies and Butterflies,
Moonbeams and Star Sisters,
Fairy Friends,
Sherry
Dear Mary,
The Dragonflies do set their territories! I wonder about the dry fields?? Maybe there is a pond near by or something.
They are beautiful and incredible flyers.
Sleep well.
~Q~
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