Something different...

Clave

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...wings are involved though, naturally... :)

The Banded Demoiselle or Calopteryx Splendens is a Damselfly found in southern England, Wales and Ireland.

It's habitat is lowland streams and rivers with muddy bottoms.

The male is blue/green with dark patches on the wings, the female is normally green with no bands on the wings.

Male Banded Demoiselle:

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Female Banded Demoiselle:

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I'll have one of each in the colours of:

- JG26 Abbeville Boys
- 325th FG Checkertail Clan
- IAF Mirage III The 6 Day War

Cheers fella :)
 
Why is it that the males in the world of nature always stand out in glorious colour? Give me one in a red and white check please.............

:hotsun: :hotsun:
 
Stupendous Clave!!!! I was out fishing yesterday and there were two of the blue ones flying around where I was fishing. WOW. That's amazing sir!:notworthy: :cool:
 
:lol: thanks everyone - drawing insects is probably not going to be a regular thing though...
 
Wasn't it Willy Messerschmidt who said the a bumble bee couldn't fly because it was too heavy.............
 

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