Anyone good with identifying dragonfly nymphs? Just spotted this on a stone at the bottom of the pond. It’s about 2.5 inches long ish... zoomed in as much as I could!
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wild edgesThe north west of south east WalesPosts: 8,889
It's too hard to tell sorry. Could even be a diving beetle nymph though.
Thanks. Don’t think it’s diving beatle as had a few last year and this looks quite different. I’m assuming it’s either a hawker emperor or chaser as we had a lot last year, was just curious. Nice spot with my morning cuppa though! 😀
We have dragonfly nymph too, as pictured above, which mature into Emperor dragonfly. We don't have any frogs or tadpoles, but do have newts. Which ones eat the tadpoles?
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