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  1. 24-08-2007 #1
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    Default Common Darter: Sympetrum striolatum

    Captured this chap to day on a lovely green back groundand the female but she turned out blurred do it's just him
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    Very nicely caught.
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    Thank you.
    Have found the difference between the common and Ruddy Darters.
    The common Darter has a cream stripe down it's legs and on it's thorax the ruddy Darter has black legs
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    Useful - it's the little tips ,like that that allow you to work out who's who!
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    Yes. I have to amend one of the earlier threads now as there is a one or the other and I think it's wrong.
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    Nice capture Chocky and thanks for the tips.
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    Your welcome .We all have things to learn and we never stop.
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