We were staying with Heather's brother and sister-in-law and they decided to take us to Amwell Wildlife Trust Reserve near Ware in South Herts. It is always exciting to visit a new location and this area of disused gravel pits and rivers was no exception. It is known for it's dragonflies so I was full of anticipation. There are one or two excellent hides and a specific dragonfly walk where I was over the moon to find Norfolk Hawkers. The challenge was photographing them, however, as they were continually on the wing. Eventually one perched for a brief spell and I managed to make some pleasing images. We were also delighted to find some banded demoiselle damselflies. An excellent day.
Banded demoiselle
Banded demoiselle
Black-tailed Skimmer
Black-tailed Skimmer
Black-tailed Skimmer
Comma
Common Blue Damselfly
Wild Rose
Egyptian Geese
Gatekeeper
Gatekeeper
Greater Bindweed
Muntjac
Norfolk Hawker
Red Admiral
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