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Hi! I'm Alex. I've created this blog because I love entomology. I use this blog as a nature diary, posting every find. There aren't just insects - there are all sorts of animals. So It's not strictly for Insects. If you have an interest in bugs, then you are more then welcome to contact me through the comments or Facebook page: Alex Sidney. And if you've got any interesting pictures you'd like me to see, please contact me. I may post them online here, with your permission. Enjoy! Alex Sidney
Saturday, 14 June 2014
Common Blue Damselfly
The picture below is of 2 Common Blue Damselflies mating. It really is quite funny to see 2 mating Damselflies fly away together, still attached to each other, when scared. Adult Dragonflies and Damselflies eat other flying insects, particularly Midges and Mosquitoes. They also eat Mayflies, Butterflies, Moths, Bees, bugs and smaller Dragonflies and one Asian species even feeds on Spiders from their webs. Blue Damselflies live for only few weeks once fully grown, especially as they spend most of their life underwater. Look out for Damselflies mating in May/June.
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