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so small had to zoom in on it
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I think... Also, it would NOT drop its lunch. :)
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I think... Also, it would NOT drop its lunch. :)
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I think... Also, it would NOT drop its lunch. :)
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I think... Also, it would NOT drop its lunch. :)
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I think... Also, it would NOT drop its lunch. :)
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I think...
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In overgrown backyard goldfish pond/water garden
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First park and county record. While the image itself of this individual is not absolutely diagnostic, a breeding population present and was observed carefully by myself and Gilles Belliveau (Curator of Odonata New Brunswick website: www.odonatanb.com). This species occurrence is significant, as it is the only breeding population known for Eastern New Brunswick to date. This species is considered S2 (imperiled) in New Brunswick by Nature Serve/ACCDC
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I was thinking this a powdered dancer but never seen one with green eyes.
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Image 2 not in sharp focus but shows the damsel taking off.
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Image 2 not in sharp focus but shows the damsel taking off.