1 Southern Hawker - recently emerged
Nicola Devine
| Southern Hawker (c) Nicola Devine |
A blog for sightings of Dragonflies and Damselflies in Oxfordshire. To submit records and photos, email stephen_burchemail at yahoo.co.uk.
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Southern Damselfly - 18+ at Parsonage Moor, 2 at Cothill
Blue-tailed Damselfly - 1 at Parsonage Moor
Small Red Damselfly - 14+ at Cothill
Azure Damselfly - 1 at Parsonage Moor
Keeled Skimmer - 1 male, 1 female at Parsonage Moor, 1 teneral at Cothill
Black-tailed Skimmer - 3 at Parsonage Moor
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| Keeled Skimmer ♀© David Hastings |
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| Small Red Damselfly ♀ © David Hastings |
Beautiful Demoiselle - 2-3 seen emerging alongside Bandeds, c. 11 am.
By footbridge and benches just in from A338.
Mark Bradfield
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| Emerald Damselfly (f) (c) Wayne Bull |
Southern Migrant Hawker - 1 female
Broad-bodied Chaser 1
Four-spotted Chaser 2
Ruddy Darter 75+
Azure Damselfly
Blue-tailed Damselfly
(NB these were seen on the MoD land at Otmoor - no public access.)
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| Southern Migrant Hawker © David Hastings |
2 Broad-bodied Chaser
Helen Edwards
Note: Entry to the Boundary Brook reserve can be obtained by joining the Oxford Urban Wildlife Group (£5/year).
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| Broad-bodied Chaser (c) Helen Edwards |
Southern Damselfly 50+ all along 'stream' to north of boardwalk.
Keeled skimmer 12+ - including pair in tandem.
Black-tailed Skimmer & Four-spotted Chaser - several of each
I Blue tailed damselfly
Emperor dragonfly.1m
Azure and Large-red damsels - quite a few around main pond area
Peter Philp
2 Black-tailed Skimmers (both female)
3-4 Hairy Dragonflies
1 Four-spotted Chaser
3 Large Red Damsels
100's Azure Damsels
10's Common Blue Damsels
10's Blue-tailed Damsels
3 Banded Demoiselles (all male)
1 Beautiful Demoiselle (male)
Nicola Devine
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| Beautiful Demoiselle (c) Nicola Devine |
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| Black-tailed Skimmer (c) Nicola Devine |
3 Southern Damselflies
4 Large Red Damselflies
4 Common Blue Damselflies
1 Black-tailed Skimmer
1 Broad-bodied Chaser
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| Southern Damselfly © David Hastings |
A note to remind everyone that on 14 June 2020, Geoff Wyatt found the first Southern Migrant Hawker on Otmoor - the first for Oxfordshire.
So its not too early to start looking for them this year!
Stephen Burch
Observations from four survey transects (one along R.Thames, Shillingford & three transects at the Earth Trust, Little Wittenham): Red-eyed Damselfly 30, White-legged Damselfly 2, Azure Damselfly 334, Common Blue Damselfly 10, Large Red Damselfly 9, Blue-tailed Damselfly 12, Banded Demoiselle 79, Hairy Hawker 16 Including one pair in cop), Emperor 5, Black-tailed Skimmer 6 (one emergent), Four-spotted Chaser 51, and Common Darter 111 (12 species, 665 observations).
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| Hairy Hawker pair in cop (c) John Bloomfield |
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| Black-tailed Skimmer (c) John Bloomfield |
3-4 Hairy's one ovipositing
1 Emperor (male)
1 4-Spot Chaser
2 Broad Bodied Chasers (both female)
1 Large Red Damselfly
5 Blue Tailed Damselflies
1 Common Blue
100's Azures, many in cop or ovipositing
Nicola Devine
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| Female Azure Damselfly (blue form) (c) Nicola Devine |
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| Azure Damselflies in cop. (c) Nicola Devine |
On the storm water pool at SP469390:
8 Scarce Blue-Tailed Damsels (5 Male 3 Female all "Aurantiaca" Phase)
7 Large Red Damsels
50+ Azure Damsels
6 Blue-Tailed Damsels
5 Four-Spotted Chaser
5 Broad Bodied Chaser
1 Emperor Dragonfly
Wayne Bull
Note: Bankside Road is currently being resurfaced which may make parking difficult for the access track which starts at SP4657738930. The side roads should be OK though.
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| Female Scarce Blue-tailed Damselfly of the form Aurantiaca (c) Wayne Bull |
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| Male Scarce Blue-tailed Damselfly (c) Wayne Bull |