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A dragonfly, yellow-legged meadowhawk, rests on an echinacea in autumn in the Laurentian forest

Macro of a four-spotted chaser dragnonfly on a flower

Wings spread open, a twelve-spotted skimmer dragonfly sits on top of a swamp reed.

Close-up photo of a Meadowhawk Dragonfly on a Goldenrod in the summer sun.

Macro dragonfly with beautiful eyes and yellow daisy flower.

Canada goose peeking out from the yellow wildflowers.

A beautiful Yellow-legged meadowhawk pauses on a leaf in the Canadian boreal forest.

Calopteryx splendens of lake of godivelle in puy de dome in france

Beautiful garden and park flowers and plants.Garden plants flowers.

$Tot 62-75mm, Ab 46-53mm, Hw 44-51mm\nA large and rather dull Aesnid, its drab coloring makes the greenish eyes and blue abdominal saddle particular striking. \nHabitat: Standing, often larger waters.\nFlight Season: In the Mediterranean from March to November, but Northern records mostly from June to August.\nDistribution: Common in the Mediterranean countries, scarce further north, although locally abundant. Has expanded its range since the 1990s.\n\nThis Picture is made during a Vacation in Bulgaria in May 2018.$

Pictured a dragonfly on the black-eyed susan.

The graceful presence of Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) during the summer months. These iconic birds, known for their distinctive honks and striking black heads with white chinstraps, are often seen in flocks across North America's wetlands, lakes, and fields. Captured in a season of lush greenery and vibrant landscapes, the Canada Geese embody the spirit of summer and the beauty of the natural world.

$Location: Mihara Village, Hata District, Kochi Prefecture, Japan\nThis is Hoshigaoka Park.\nThis flower is Japanese Lythrum.$

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Gorgeous image of a solitary adult Canada Goose with markings and detailed feathers on a Pennsylvania lake covered in green lily pads and pink and white water lily flowers lillies lotus. No people selective focus with copy space.

A Canada Goose gets a shower from a lawn sprinkler in a city park in Livingston, MT.

Dragonfly on a peony. Dragonfly on a pink peony flower.

$Tot 31-36mm, Ab 21-27mm, Hw 23-28mm.\nThis is the smallest Leucorrhinia. Easily confused with L. rubicunda, unless caught or closely examined. Both are black with yellowish-brown spots on the thorax.\nBehaviour: Like L. rubicunda, often displays a rather erratic flight across the water and the surrounding area. Frequently perches on the ground, among dense vegetation.\nHabitat: Bogs, ponds, tarns and lakes, usually acidic and often in forests. the larvae are sensitive to fish predation, and so the species, does better where fish are not present, such as small pools in raised bogs.\nFlight Season: From mid April to early September. In temperate lowlands, most abundant from late May to mid July.\nDistribution: often abundant species in N and E Europe, but like other Leucorrhinia species its occurrence is relictual in the south west of its range.\n\nThis is a quite common Species in the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

A Widow Skimmer dragonfly perches gracefully on a twig, surrounded by vibrant pink wildflowers in a lush, green meadow.

A wild goose is feeding on dandelion seeds.

A single Canada Goose near a pond with yellow wildflowers.

Carolina saddlebags (Tramea carolina) dragonfly on ox eye daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) in springtime.

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