Hi Black
I'm no expert (as you probably know ) but I've just had a look through several sites and wonder if it could be a female White-legged Damselfly as this looks very similar to yours.
Thats great thanks Suzanne, your ID certainly seems to fit the photo. Had a quick google around and a few references mention that the common "European" name "Blue Featherleg" is being suggested to replace the traditional English name "White-legged Damselfly" I'll put both in the keywords when editing
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Excellent.
I never know whether to post or not when I'm not sure, but this one definately seemed to fit the bill.
It's getting a bit confusing when they have two names for the same thing , when I was looking for the latin name for a Blue tit I put in the gallery it had an old latin name which is widely used and now a new one as well .
) but I've just had a look through several sites and wonder if it could be a female White-legged Damselfly as this looks very similar to yours.
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