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Treebeard`s Photos
Variegated Meadowlark (Sympetrum corruptum) dragonfly
11/28/09
Here is the head and most of the thorax of a cold but beautiful Variegated Meadowlark (Sympetrum corruptum) dragonfly (family Libellulidae, order Odonata) trying to warm up in the sun this morning in our canyon. What can I say? (San Marcos Pass, 28 November 2009)
I've see them here before at this time of year. See my photos from last year on December 7, 2008 taken in almost the same place: http://www.fotolog.com/treebeard/44454306
That dragonfly seems much more violet-colored than this one. Maybe it's a white-balance thing?
I've see them here before at this time of year. See my photos from last year on December 7, 2008 taken in almost the same place: http://www.fotolog.com/treebeard/44454306
That dragonfly seems much more violet-colored than this one. Maybe it's a white-balance thing?
Guestbook Comments (3)
Hi Marco
what an amazing photo!
Such great detail! the hairs are so amazing to see
hope you enjoy your Sunday! windy here!
watching some Japanese american programming.
There is a commercial for supermath, where the kids are using their abacus
I wish i knew how to use one of those!
take care!
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gorgeous photos! i've wondered what it would be like to be 1/4 inch tall. i suppose it would help if one had an 1/8 in. long ak47.