Dragonfly at Big Cypress National Preserve
ALL PHOTOS, BIG CYPRESS, Insects — April 1, 2010 at 6:33 pm | 9 comments |
WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY – BIG CYPRESS WMA, FL
- This photograph of a dragonfly was taken at the Big Cypress National Preserve on I-75 (Alligator Alley) off MM 62. The subject was shot with a Nikon D90 attached to a Nikkor 60mm lens and a polarizing filter on a bright day.
- As I don’t know what the name is for this insect, if anyone does, please leave a comment and inform me.
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Tags: Big Cypress National Preserve, Dragonfly, Everglades, Insect photography, Insects, macrophotography, Nature photography
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I am an avid hiker, explorer and photographer living in Florida for the past 20 years. I enjoy photographing all wildlife and that of the natural world.
Currently, I work a 9-5 as a profiler and graphics coordinator for a major online website, but at every opportunity, can be found somewhere traipsing about in the Everglades or in some wooded part of Florida and beyond, following game trails, and exploring new areas where man has least traveled.
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If anyone knows what kind of dragonfly this is, please leave a comment and inform me.
Awesome pic
This is a female Roseate Skimmer (Libellula ferruginea)
Dan, Thank you so much for the identification as a Roseate Skimmer dragonfly. How do you ID it as female?
Outstanding!
Are you only into birds and bugs?
Great dragonfly closeup Alan
Amazing image – humanity ignores the beauty around us freely given and insted concentrates on killin each other! Keep the beautiful images going Alan.
Thank you very much Shaun!