Dozens of these stunning dragonflies, and some other types as well, is a sure sight at an abandoned granite mine now filled with water, within my birding patch. I think this particular species is Dawn Dropwing, Trithemis aurora, but I'm not entirely sure.
This is a post for Macro Monday.
wow. that is a hot pink!
ReplyDeleteWow very nice...and pink!
ReplyDeleteGosh! That's really spectacular!
ReplyDeletethe pink is great!!! what a wonderful shot!!
ReplyDeleteFantabulous! What a vivid colour. Terrific shots.
ReplyDeleteWow! We have vivid blue and green dragonflies here along with various brown varieties but nothing like this. What an amazing color! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are beautiful! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteIncredibly beautiful colour!
ReplyDeleteYes it is Crimson Dropwing (Trithemis aurora).
ReplyDeleteAmber color patch at wing base, pinkish veins in wings and black mark at end of anal appendage are identification keys. Please visit post on this dragonfly in my blog for more info on it -
http://biodiversityofsrilanka.blogspot.com/2010/07/crimson-dropwing-trithemis-aurora.html
Amazing bright color! I've never seen one that brilliant. Great capture.
ReplyDeleteSuperb details of those wings! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a stunning DF
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color!!
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Do stop by and visit if you have a little time in your day. Happy Monday.
A fuschia dragon!
ReplyDelete(That would make a great rock band name!)
Wow that's one cool dragonfly! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful dragonfly! I have never seen one this color.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures! I have never seen a pink dragonfly! I love the colors and detail of the wings!
ReplyDeleteThey are stunning--and such great photos! Very nice work. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteHello everybody, your warm reception of this posts makes me feel grate!:)
ReplyDeleteHi Bushana,huge thanks for the ID conformation,pal!:)
very simple and colorful pictures.
ReplyDeleteGood shots, good capture of color.
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