#commondarterdragonfly — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #commondarterdragonfly, aggregated by home.social.
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"Wingspan" 🪽for #texturetuesday
Dragonflies have such cool, intricate looking wings!
They are part of the suborder "Anisoptera" .
"Aniso" — meaning unequal and "Ptera" — meaning wing. Because their back wings (or hind wings) are bigger than the front ones.#photography #amateurphotography #insect #insectphotography #dragonfly #commondarterdragonfly #texture #pattern #detail #nature #wildlife #wildlifephotography #closeup #canon #canonphotography
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"Wingspan" 🪽for #texturetuesday
Dragonflies have such cool, intricate looking wings!
They are part of the suborder "Anisoptera" .
"Aniso" — meaning unequal and "Ptera" — meaning wing. Because their back wings (or hind wings) are bigger than the front ones.#photography #amateurphotography #insect #insectphotography #dragonfly #commondarterdragonfly #texture #pattern #detail #nature #wildlife #wildlifephotography #closeup #canon #canonphotography
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"Wingspan" 🪽for #texturetuesday
Dragonflies have such cool, intricate looking wings!
They are part of the suborder "Anisoptera" .
"Aniso" — meaning unequal and "Ptera" — meaning wing. Because their back wings (or hind wings) are bigger than the front ones.#photography #amateurphotography #insect #insectphotography #dragonfly #commondarterdragonfly #texture #pattern #detail #nature #wildlife #wildlifephotography #closeup #canon #canonphotography
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"Wingspan" 🪽for #texturetuesday
Dragonflies have such cool, intricate looking wings!
They are part of the suborder "Anisoptera" .
"Aniso" — meaning unequal and "Ptera" — meaning wing. Because their back wings (or hind wings) are bigger than the front ones.#photography #amateurphotography #insect #insectphotography #dragonfly #commondarterdragonfly #texture #pattern #detail #nature #wildlife #wildlifephotography #closeup #canon #canonphotography
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"Wingspan" 🪽for #texturetuesday
Dragonflies have such cool, intricate looking wings!
They are part of the suborder "Anisoptera" .
"Aniso" — meaning unequal and "Ptera" — meaning wing. Because their back wings (or hind wings) are bigger than the front ones.#photography #amateurphotography #insect #insectphotography #dragonfly #commondarterdragonfly #texture #pattern #detail #nature #wildlife #wildlifephotography #closeup #canon #canonphotography