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  1. 25-06-2009 #1
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    Do you remember Evinrude the Dragonfly, from the film 'The Rescuers' - and how he/she got his/her name?

    Well, today we have Hozelock the Dragonfly! (Trumpets, please!)

    Hozelock got stuck inside the conservatory, but it wasn't fun for a young Dragonfly there since all the water was outside.

    So the Cochranes rescued little Hozelock carefully with the pond net - and looking around from the pondside, he fluttered his wings, stretched out a smile, and buzzed off happily into the distance!
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    Nice shots Catherine, think it's a Female Blue Emperor.
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    I wondered if that was an ovipositor there, Rolf, but am not really up with the reproductive bits of Dragonflies - so I left it open

    After all if it were a male, he would be offended to be labelled as a female!
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    Yes. Female Emperor. The male is Blue. Reportedly The largest of UK's dragonflies
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    Fantastic shots, there.
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    Thanks, Louise!

    I'll tell Glen you said that. (He was wielding the camera as I was manoeuvering the pond net!)
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