Today, a dragonfly sat for minutes on the almost gone flowers in the Losdorp garden.
It was a red male of one of the smaller species.
I would say: male common darter. Though this is a species very similar to other, related, species.
Also in the garden: two green-veined white butterflies.
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There will be more about insects in that area on this blog 🙂
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