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Newborn sent on January 05, 2015 (19:58) by Raffaella Coreggioli. 11 comments, 704 views.

, 0.6 sec f/11.0, ISO 100, tripod.

Nome scientifico: Aeshna cyanea (Muller, 1764) Dimensioni: lunghezza: 70-75 mm, apertura alare 95-115 mm. Descrizione della specie: è una libellula della famiglia delle Aeshnidae (Rambur, 1842), sono una famiglia di insetti dell'ordine degli Odonata (infraordine Anisoptera). E' uno dei più grandi rappresentanti della famiglia, di questa famiglia fanno parte le libellule più robuste. Il maschio adulto presenta addome dai caratteristici disegni bruni, verdi e azzurri (punti verdi disposti a coppie in contrasto con la porzione, terminale e laterale dell'addome, blu-azzurra). La femmina, invece, è bruna con disegni, di color verde-acqua, simili a quelli del maschio. Il torace, in entrambi i sessi, è verde e, in visione laterale, presenta due ampie bande nere: una completa, l'altra interrotta a metà. Il margine posteriore degli occhi è scuro con due caratteristici punti gialli. I cerci del maschio, visti lateralmente, si ampliano nella metà apicale per poi restringersi a formare un "becco" verso il basso. Sempre nel maschio il "triangolo anale", sull'ala posteriore, è formato da 3-6 celle ma raramente 2 come nelle altre Aeshna. Il pterostigma è corto (circa 3 mm) e comunque due volte più lungo che largo. Appartiene alla famiglia la specie Tetracanthagyna plagiata, la libellula più grande al mondo Distribuzione e habitat: presente in tutta Italia, meno comune in Sicilia, Sardegna e Puglia. Frequenta diversi ambienti, anche urbani, prediligendo zone boscose, radure, stagni. Il volo di caccia è caratteristico: irregolare, radente con addome leggermente curvato verso il basso. I maschi sono territoriali. Periodo di attività: adulti presenti principalmente in luglio-agosto. Raramente si osserva questa libellula volare prima di luglio o in autunno inoltrato Fonte web. Insetti - linnea.it

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23 persons like it: Alpi05, Andy 66, Emallidis, Fiorenzo Fiorenza, Franco Bonanni, Gav, Giannijazz, Grzehoofr, Max Chiodini, Michele Marini, Pakky, Pan, Paolo Zanetti, Pier Luigi Ferrari, Plenermaniak, Quellolà, Renato Urbano, Roberto1977, Stefania Saffioti, Stefano.bynizza, Turibol, Va.mark, Vincenzo Sciumè

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Sdrakon

sent on January 05, 2015 (20:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Amazing

Vincenzo Sciumè

sent on January 05, 2015 (20:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Superb.

Gandy

sent on January 05, 2015 (20:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hardly go unnoticed !!!
those designs on the wings in drying are masterpieces,
compliments gandy

Raffaella Coreggioli

sent on January 06, 2015 (8:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you very much
Sdrakon
Vincenzo
Gandy
happy for your visit and kind comment :)
Greetings and Happy Epiphany!
Raffaella

Pan	sent on January 06, 2015 (13:29) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) Shooting with great skill. Congratulations

Stefano.bynizza

sent on January 06, 2015 (22:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Shooting exemplary !!!! congratulations:-P
Greetings

Raffaella Coreggioli

sent on January 07, 2015 (10:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks a lot Pan and Stefano, very happy of your liking :)
A greeting
Raffaella

Grzehoofr

sent on January 07, 2015 (19:29)

Great shot! Razor sharp. I like the light and the colours.

Raffaella Coreggioli

sent on January 10, 2015 (20:25) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you so much :) Grzehoofr
A greeting
Raffaella

Turibol

sent on January 19, 2015 (22:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Grandiose, sharpness and color (the few votes are due to the fact that it is not the season?:-D)
I would have left a little 'air to the sides;-) imho
Hello Claudio

Raffaella Coreggioli

sent on January 20, 2015 (9:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Definitely agree, unfortunately shooting conditions did not allow me many compositions, it was raining and the dragonfly moved often, I'm so happy to have brought home some shots, a subject that deserves, I made several km and up early to be able to photograph all 'Dawn, and it' worth it. Thanks for the kind visit :)
A greeting
Raffaella

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