With the late rain of December pouring only now in January, my favourite haunt for dragonfly observation just got a bit 'dry'. Here are some from last year's October when it was warmer.
This is a large and powerful flier, Ictinogomphus spp., perched on its sentry point.
An unusual pink insect, Trithemis aurora.
A very common dragonfly landed on the edge of a lotus leaf, Orthetrum testaceum
A tiny Acisoma panorpoides sitting prettily on a dried lotus leaf...
Crocothemis servilia, the red-eyed dragonfly...
An orange-winged Brachythemis contaminata...
A beautiful Rhyothemis triangularis.
A delicate powder blue dragonfly found commonly on the water edges: Aethriamanta gracilis
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