I saw this blue Dragonfly on one of the trails in Provincetown. I loved its vivid blue color. (Click on blog link for other photo.)
Just beautiful, don’t you think?
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A Dragonfly On Cape Cod To Remember 9/11.
368 viewsI wanted to post something special on the anniversary of 9/11 as so many people lost loved ones on that tragic day.
We were out on a hike about a week ago when I saw this dragonfly on the branch, glistening in the sun. I thought, “Maybe this will be a good one,” so I clicked away. I loved his round, blue eyes.
“The dragonfly symbolizes wisdom, change, transformation, light and adaptability in life. It shows up in people’s lives to remind them that they need to bring a lightness and joy to their life.The dragonfly has become a symbol for those who are grieving the loss of a loved one.”
Cool Dragonfly On Cape Cod.
411 viewsThere are so many Dragonflies flitting around the trails this summer. I got this one as it landed on the side of the trail. I love how its wings sparkled in the sunlight.
Beautiful Damselfly On My Butterfly Weed Plant On Cape Cod
492 viewsWe’ve had quite a few of these Damselflies hanging around our Butterfly Weed plants in the past few weeks. They have a little orange on their tails.
I’ve looked in my books and searched the internet but I can’t seem to identify it. Does anyone know what kind of damselfly it is?
Interesting Red Dragonfly On The Trail On Cape Cod.
504 viewsThere seem to be a lot of dragonflies flying about this time of year. We’ve seen so many of them on the trails. I saw this red one on the Buttonbush Trail by the Visitor Center in Eastham down by the swamp.
Does anyone know what kind of dragonfly this is? I need to find a good book on dragonflies!
Look at his face! How cute!
Blue Dasher Dragonflies Mating On The Boardwalk On Cape Cod.
912 viewsI saw this blue dragonfly, which I thought was a Northern Bluet dragonfly, on a branch by the boardwalk at Fort Hill. It looked so pretty, I clicked away.
When I got home I noticed there as another dragonfly attached to it on the underside. Hmmm… Does anyone know why? Are they mating? I did some research but couldn’t find any answers.
Update: It is Blue Dasher Dragonfly and yes, they are mating. Thank You!!
