My first Odonata record was on the 13th May, when while working on my desk by my front bay window a dragonfly, most likely a broad-bodied chaser, flew past. A tandem pair of blue damselflies was observed at St Andrews Quay pond on the 21st. Broad-bodied chaser are having a good year, with 4 records from 3 locations. The most common records were from Azure and Blue-tailed Damselflies. A very exciting record is that of a Large Red Damselfly at an ornamental pond in Willerby on the 25th May, given that we had no records for this species last year.
Finally, a Hairy Dragonfly was a very nice addition to the May list, on the Beverley and Barmston drain on the 31st.
First dates (as in adult identified species in iRecord submitted by 1st June 2020):
- Blue-tailed Damselfly, 20th May
- Azure Damselfly, 20th May
- Banded Demoiselle, 23rd May
- Broad-bodied Chaser, 25th May
- Large Red Damselfly, 25th May
- Four-spotted Chaser, 21st May, Paull Holme Strays
- Common Blue Damselfly, 29th May
- Emperor Dragonfly, 29th May
- Hairy Dragonfly, 31s May
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