Comments for Hampshire Dragonflies

Comment on Close Encounters of the Hairy KInd by Neil

Neil — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 08:32:10 +0000

Thats a nice turn up for the books! I’ve not even got a Red Damselfly here in Essex. I saw more Hairy’s than ever before last year but never maged a photo so well done nailing the first of the year.

Comment on Close Encounters of the Hairy KInd by Steve Covey

Steve Covey — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 10:02:28 +0000

Superb! Well done Paul. Still no Odonata in sub-Arctic Wiltshire;o) Wind, rain and hail as I type this:o/

Comment on Still Waters Run Deep by Bertram

Bertram — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 17:21:26 +0000

Like the new appear. I loved this article. Thanks for a quality write.

Comment on Still Waters Run Deep by monique vanstone

monique vanstone — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 16:00:38 +0000

I would like to thank you for the amazing information you make available to all interested in dragonflies. I recently discovered your site and have enjoyed numerous visits to it and to one or two of the places you mention. I am very interested in dragonflies in general but have a limited general knowledge which I am trying to improve. Your help is invaluable, THANK YOU.

Comment on A Perfect End To April by Mike Roberts

Mike Roberts — Fri, 13 May 2011 10:02:41 +0000

Hi a good report and interesting to see what you recorded at Ham Wall and Shapwick. I had not realised scarse chaser was at Ham Wall and so was not looking for it when I was there. However on the 3rd I appeared to have photographed a female scarse chaser at the back of walton Heath Ham Wall. I was trying to photograph the four spots that were in there hundreds and must have photographed the scarse chaser wthout realising what I was looking at. Wished I had realsied as would have tried to get more photos of it.

Good report though

Thanks

Mike Roberts

Comment on Welcome To The New Season by John Curd

John Curd — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 09:18:25 +0000

I’m a relatively new fellow Odonata enthusiast (2 years) and green with envy! I found your site by searching on “Thursley Common” to which I’m planning my first visit this week. Your location clues should prove helpful so thanks for those.

I keep checking my local patch (Bedfordshire) for the first Odonata but nothing so far, though a friend reports “a red damselfly” in Bucks. Maybe I haven’t found the right site here yet. It does seem to have been a long winter, doesn’t it?

As well as an interest in Odonata, we also seem to share an interest in photography and WordPress blogs. Maybe we could generate each other a little visitor traffic by cross-linking to each other?

All the best,