Damsel emergence
Having arrived home from a The Burgh I was enjoying a cup of tea by the garden pond when I noticed that a Damsel Fly larva had emerged on one of the reed stems that I had carefully positioned for the Dragonflies. A dash for the camera and by the time I had got back emergence had started, the whole sequence took 82 minutes to first flight. I hope that I have captured the essence of it in the following nine frames.
Best guess - Common Bluetail (Ischnura elegans)
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Emergence at 1242 - E |
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E + 4 |
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E + 5 |
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E + 9 |
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E + 10 |
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E + 11 |
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E + 16 |
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E + 25 |
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E + 82 and first flight |
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