Captured three dragonfly images in three different locations in MA last summer. Haven't gotten out with the camera since returning home. Perhaps later today or tomorrow.
Campion Center in Weston, MA where I live on 14 July 2013
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Saint Joseph Trappist Abbey, Spencer, MA on 25 September 2013
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Walden Pond, about five miles from Campion on 9 October 2013
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I wonder what the purpose is for those dark colored cells on the leading edge of the wing? Nighttime clearance lights?
pianist38 wrote:
Oh, so pretty!
Thanks. They are fascinating subjects
Very nice shots; dragonflies are fun to watch, but I only seen a very few this year.
Sirius_one wrote:
Very nice shots; dragonflies are fun to watch, but I only seen a very few this year.
Have seen quite a few up here this week but haven't had the opportunity to take the camera out. Drat.
CD731
Loc: Delaware formerly Long Island, NY
The area is called a stigma and thought to act as a weighted area to dampen wing vibration.
CD731 wrote:
The area is called a stigma and thought to act as a weighted area to dampen wing vibration.
Thank you for clearing that up. Makes sense.
ebbote wrote:
Very good shots Frjack.
Thanks. I'm anxious to go out looking in the next few days. Since the posted shots were taken I've acquired a faster lens.
Cykdelic
Loc: Now outside of Chiraq & Santa Fe, NM
frjack wrote:
Captured three dragonfly images in three different locations in MA last summer. Haven't gotten out with the camera since returning home. Perhaps later today or tomorrow.
Great pics! Do you mind if I use the first one (not for profit....)?
Cykdelic wrote:
Great pics! Do you mind if I use the first one (not for profit....)?
Dont mind at all if you use it. One day after that photo we got hit with 100 plus temps, full bore sun, and the flowers were dead the day after that.
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