It has been a morning of wildlife. There's so much to see and discover. A short walk in the park at Zone B, close to the Provinsi Yellow Palm was where the action was. A Little Spiderhunter, two types of dragonfly and a butterfly decided to come out in the open. The area is a little bit marshy and walking through it has made my feet wet. Well, sometimes it is a good feeling to have your feet stuck in the mud while patiently taking aim at the wildlife.
Showing posts with label Red Dragonfly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red Dragonfly. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
A morning of wildlife
It has been a morning of wildlife. There's so much to see and discover. A short walk in the park at Zone B, close to the Provinsi Yellow Palm was where the action was. A Little Spiderhunter, two types of dragonfly and a butterfly decided to come out in the open. The area is a little bit marshy and walking through it has made my feet wet. Well, sometimes it is a good feeling to have your feet stuck in the mud while patiently taking aim at the wildlife.
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Insect watch album - Red Dragonfly
My observations about the Red Dragonfly is that when they are in abundance there must be some source of unpolluted running water in their immediate vicinity. They can be watched along the small stream that meanders through the park for about half a kilometer length, hugging on glass blades or dead twigs for a little rest then hunt for mosquitoes. Their presence is a live litmus test that the stream water is unpolluted. The mosquitoes thrive on the swampy grassland areas around the park.
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