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Blue Dashers
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| Male Blue Dasher (Pachydiplex longipennis), Durham, 6/9/05. This skimmer is the most common dragonfly at a swamp in my neighborhood. | Male Blue Dasher, Durham, 6/18/05 | Male Blue Dasher, Mason Farm Biological Reserve, Orange County, NC, 5/28/05. Who would believe it? Male Blue Dashers have yellow patches on their sides. | Mating Blue Dashers, Durham, 6/29/05. |
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| Male Blue Dasher, Durham, 6/25/05. This offers a detailed view of the abdomen tip, which is not all black. | Male Blue Dasher, Eno River SP, Old Cole Mill Road access, 6/11/05 |
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| Female Blue Dasher, Durham, 6/20/05. | Female or immature Blue Dasher, Durham, 7/26/05. | Female Blue Dasher, Durham, 8/13/05. In obelisk position. Note the varied angles of the wings. |
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