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Below are photos made in our Backyard Wildlife Habitat™ at The Water Garden. The dragonflies were photographed in and around our display ponds and aquatic plant beds. All Photos on this page Copyright © 2006 The Water Garden/WaterGarden.com
Below are photos made in our Backyard Wildlife Habitat™ at The Water Garden. The dragonflies were photographed in and around our display ponds and aquatic plant beds.
All Photos on this page Copyright © 2006 The Water Garden/WaterGarden.com
Eastern Amberwing - male
Blue Dasher - male
Newly emerged adult dragongly teneral. (species - unidentified)
Widow Skimmer - female
Common Whitetail
A Widow Skimmer perches on a plant stem (above). This Blue Dasher's wings (right) reveals damage that has occurred during its short life.
A Spot-Winged Glider (?) (left). Eastern Pondhawk - female(right).
A Slaty Skimmer
A Scarlet Skimmer, in the two photos above, showed up at our ponds this summer. This is a non-native dragonfly in Tennessee.
A pond damselfly clings to a plant stem, as a drop of morning dew clings to a leaf above the insect (above). A Blue Dasher, the most common dragonfly seen at our location this summer, perches over a pond (above).
A pond damselfly clings to a plant stem, as a drop of morning dew clings to a leaf above the insect (above).
A Blue Dasher, the most common dragonfly seen at our location this summer, perches over a pond (above).
All Photos on this page Copyright©2006 The Water Garden/WaterGarden.com
