Happy new year. Looking at some of your photos' of butterflies, as I am the butterfly recorder but was especially interested in your picture of a white-legged damselfly from 5th July, 2009. There are very few Cornish records for this red databook species, so wondering if it is possible to have a grid or location of where you saw it, so I can let the Dragonfly Recorder know about it. Got quite excited about the pic of a Glanville Fritillary until I realised it was taken outside of Cornwall! All the best, John
Hi Jowan, no email for you so I am leaving reference on blog, it was SX 435 725, on the east bank of Tamar just above Gunnislake. I think people who were photographing damsel flies at the time were serious naturalists and will have reported it to relevant sites
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Happy new year.
Looking at some of your photos' of butterflies, as I am the butterfly recorder but was especially interested in your picture of a white-legged damselfly from 5th July, 2009. There are very few Cornish records for this red databook species, so wondering if it is possible to have a grid or location of where you saw it, so I can let the Dragonfly Recorder know about it.
Got quite excited about the pic of a Glanville Fritillary until I realised it was taken outside of Cornwall!
All the best,
John
HI all at OHG-My neighbour here in Maine is from Malham!!
Hi Jowan, no email for you so I am leaving reference on blog, it was SX 435 725, on the east bank of Tamar just above Gunnislake. I think people who were photographing damsel flies at the time were serious naturalists and will have reported it to relevant sites
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