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28th May 2010, 10:28 | #1 |
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Is there a lepidopterist in the house?
Good morning. I'm having a debate with my daughter Tabitha who I've had off school this week with septicemia. On our walk through the churchyard we saw a beautiful dark blue "butterfly". Aprox 3~4" in length/width with four distinct narrow wings. The back two being very narrow, almost silk like, and flew... Like a flutterby...
Tabitha insists it's a dragon/damselfly as it had a long body, but not on my eyes "that" long!! We would love to know what we saw and I can't find anything like it on the net! Any one have any ideas please or indeed know what we saw. Many thanks in advance.
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I think she may well be right...?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rbroughton/4000027913/ Damsel http://www.flickr.com/photos/johopo/575256393/ Dragon |
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Bless ya Zeb. Alas these are too "draonfly" like. If that's not a soopid statement. I wish I'd gotten me camera out quicker. It's so hard to explain yourself! I would say the wings were less rigid it had a lazy "floppy" style of flying.
Probably how I would fly if I was one Cheers Zeb
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