10+ Migrant Hawker in two groupings; southern edge of lake and western. Several pairs in cop.
6 Willow Emerald
Several Common Darter
Steve Gresty
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| Willow Emerald Damselfy (c) Steve Gresty |
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| Migrant Hawkers in cop. (c) Steve Gresty |
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Swan pond:
2 Migrant Hawker
c.12 Willow Emerald including serval pairs in cop.
Steve Gresty per the WhatsApp Group
Common Darter: at least 12, mostly in the SW corner of the pylon field (SP362013).
David Hastings
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| Common Darter ♀ © David Hastings |
Lockinge
Pool above weir.
2+ Migrant Hawker
1+ Common Darter & several on the paths in the area
Note that sadly the water has stopped flowing in the brook.
Ardington
Pool to SW of village
2+ Common Darter
Stephen Burch
Willow Emerald Damselfy, 1m
Wayne Bull per the WhatsApp Group
Two of the three ponds completely dry.
Common Darter - a few around including 1 tandem pair ovipositing into the Garden Pond that appears to have benefitted from a recent water top up.
Hawker sp - glimpses of 1-2 hawker sp, probably Migrant around the dry Main Pond.
Stephen Burch
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| Common Darter touch down. © Stephen Burch |
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| Common Darters in cop. [focus stacked] © Stephen Burch |
North end of Queen Pool.
Migrant Hawker - 8
Common Darter - 1
Common Blue Damselfly - c10
Willow Emerald Damselfly - 3
Gareth Casburn
Surprise visitor to my garden today - a male Western Willow Spreadwing.
David Hastings
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| Western Willow Spreadwing ♂ © David Hastings |
Common Blue Damselfly : 4
Migrant Hawker : 9+
Common Darter : 20+, several pairs in tandem with the female ovipositing.
David Hastings
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| Migrant Hawker ♂ © David Hastings |
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10 Willow Emeralds
3 Migrant Hawker
Common and Ruddy Darters.
Andy Last per the WhatsApp group
4 Common Darters,
10 Migrant Hawkers ( Pinkhill )
1 Common Blue Damselfly
James Wainscoat
James also commented that he is "a fairly regular visitor to Farmoor and notes that the abundance of dragonflies is much less than say 3 or 4 years ago".
Maybe increased predation, as illustrated below, is part of the reason for this decline!
Any comments from other regular visitors there?
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| Little Egret consuming an ex Migrant Hawker © James Wainscoat |
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| Pied Wagtail with Common Blue Damselfly (female/immature deceased) © James Wainscoat |
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| Common Darter ♂ © David Hastings |
Rides and Car Park
Migrant Hawker c7+
Ruddy & Common Darters c3
Main Pond
Ruddy & Common Darters c10 (2 pairs in tandem)
Hidden Pond
Emerald Damselfly 1
Ruddy & Common Darters 20+ (several pairs in tandem)
Migrant Hawker 1f 2m
Southern Hawker 1
Phil Cruse
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| A presumed late Emerald Damselfly, given the dark pterostigma. Anyone disagree?! © Phil Cruse |
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| Migrant Hawker © Phil Cruse |
Lockinge: Pool above weir
Migrant Hawker 3+ males
Emperor 1m
Common Darter 5+inc 1 pair ovipositing
Ardington: Pool SW of village
Migrant Hawker
Common Darter
Stephen Burch
Willow Emerald Damselfly 9. Minimum of 9, including 2 pairs ovipositing.
Common Blue Damselfly 1
Blue-tailed Damselfly 1
Migrant Hawker 5
Common Darter 9
David Hastings
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| Migrant Hawker ♂ © David Hastings |
Common Blue Damselfly 20+
Blue-tailed Damselfly 1
Emperor Dragonfly 1
Lesser Emperor 1
Migrant Hawker 4
David Hastings
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| Migrant Hawker ♂ © David Hastings |
10:30 - 12:00
First (NW) Lake:
Common Darter
Black-tailed Skimmer
Migrant Hawker along path (prob.)
SE Lake:
Common Blue Damselfly
Common Darter (tandem pairs)
Ruddy Darter
Lesser Emperor 1-2
Emperor 1
Migrant Hawker along path (prob.)
Conservation Area:
Small Red-eyed Damselfly
Common Blue Damselfly
Common Darter (tandem pairs)
Stephen Burch
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| Common Darters - tandem pair © Stephen Burch |
Brown Hawker 1
Migrant Hawker 1
Southern Hawker 1
Black-tailed Skimmer 1 (ovipositing female)
Common Darter 1
David Hastings
Queen Pool
Lesser Emperor - 8 males at regular intervals around the lake edge.
Emperor - c8
Brown Hawker - 3
Migrant Hawker - 1
Common Darter - 2
Black-tailed Skimmer - 6
Red-eyed Damselfly - 2+
Small Red-eyed Damselfly - 6+
Many Common Blue Damsels.
Gareth Casburn
Rides
Ruddy & Common Darter 12+
Brown Hawker c. 3
Migrant Hawker 2
Main Pond
Willow Emerald Damselfly 2 (in tandem)
Ruddy & Common Darter 12+ (many in tandem)
Southern Migrant Hawker 1 (briefly)
Brown Hawker 1
Southern Hawker 1
Broad-bodied Chaser 1 (f ovipositing)
Emperor 1
Hidden Pond
Willow Emerald Damselfly 1
Common Blue Damselfly 1
Ruddy & Common Darter 12+ (many in tandem)
Brown Hawker 1
Southern Hawker 2
Emperor 1
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| Broad Bodied Chaser ovipositing © Phil Cruse |
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| Southern Hawker © Phil Cruse |