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female Leucozona glaucia |
A very impressive number of
Leucozona glaucia were to be found along the Neath Canal, today. I'm usually only used to seeing one or two in this area , on any one day, but today they were by far the most common insect. I'd estimate well over 200 individuals between Resolven and Rheola.
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male Leucozona glaucia |
Among all the
L. glaucia was also this solitary
L. laternaria, and it was nice to see it alongside it's close relative, which, incidentally is not unusual.
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male Leucozona laternaria |
Also today, 1 male Banded Demoiselle, 1 male Beautiful Demoiselle and a Kingfisher were some nice additions to the day.
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