Enallagma Cyathigerum Collection
Enallagma cyathigerum, commonly known as the Common blue damselfly
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Enallagma cyathigerum, commonly known as the Common blue damselfly, is a delicate and enchanting creature found in various locations across Cornwall and Devon in the United Kingdom. With its vibrant azure hue and intricate wings, this damselfly captures the attention of nature enthusiasts. At Tamar Lake in Cornwall, England, one can witness the mesmerizing sight perched gracefully on a leaf or resting among dewy grasses. In June at Meeth Quarry nature reserve in Devon, an intriguing scene unfolds as a Golden-rod crab spider takes its hunting pose on a Rough hawkbit flower while Enallagma cyathigerum hovers nearby. Broxwater serves as another picturesque backdrop for these fascinating insects. Here, close-up portraits reveal their intricate details and stunning beauty against the early morning light or roosting among sedge and reeds. The immaturity of some common blue damselflies adds to their charm as they rest on slender stalks. The Little Bradley Ponds in Devon provide an opportunity to witness the mating rituals of Enallagma cyathigerum. A pair engages in an intimate dance amidst their natural habitat, showcasing their harmonious connection. In a truly captivating moment captured by Picture No. 11071234, a Blue tailed damselfly silhouettes against the moon at Tamar Lakes - an ethereal image that showcases both beauty and mystery. Enallagma cyathigerum's presence brings joy to those who appreciate nature's wonders. These glimpses into their lives remind us of the intricate tapestry that exists within our own backyards - where even tiny creatures like these hold immense significance.