A day out with the kids to give Mrs B a break turned into an invertebrate session. We started at Klarningen where we booted out the first patch Odonates of the year - my first club-tailed dragonfly in Sweden and a nice beautiful demoiselle too. The only bird highlight was a lonely-looking golden plover.
Club-tailed dragonfly (Gomphus vulgatissimus
) - a nice, if predictable tick at Klarningen this morning. Beautiful demoiselle Calyopteryx virgo
, Klarningen After a quiet spell on the beach we headed round Älemossen (red-backed shrikes and whinchats) to the dragonfly pools at Frestensfälla. Here we had yet more species of Odonata; both
Leucorrhinia rubicunda and
dubia,
Libelulla quadrimaculata, northern damselfly and large red damselfly.
Another patch first for me at Frestensfälla was this map butterfly. Northern damselfly Coenagrion hastulatum
at Frestensfälla today. Large red damselfly Pyrrhosoma nympula
at Frestensfälla today.
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