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 Striking blue color, hence the name
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 Lunchtime for this agile predator
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 Lunch
from another angle in ambient lighting
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 Female looking headon
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 Their faces look kind of like monkeys, up close especially where you see their face fuzz.
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 Female, side back view of plainer stripes
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 Mrrrfffgrrmm! (Translation= "yummy")
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 Note wide apart eyes and almost unibrow look
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 This hopper has seen better days
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 Interesting to see it use forearms to hold onto lunch
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 Different set of insects, same bug eat bug world
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 Female eating lunch like it's an oversized burrito
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 Oy-vey
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 Grrrrr
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 This Bluet isn't as photo friendly as the last batch
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 Peekaboo!
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 One
of my top pics ever, this was nearing dusk and my persistence
paid off. It sat there for a while, thinking it was hidden
behind a reed, awesome.
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 Nice profile
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 Top view
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 Orange Bluets mating, I wonder if the Blues mate with Orange ones as well?
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 Orange Bluet, funny name but it really is what it's called.
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 Mating damselflies, check out the neck grip on the lower damsel, yikes!
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 This
Bluet is rather green and thin. Perhaps not a Bluet, sigh.
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 Familiar Bluet at rest
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 Familar Bluet perching, they do that a lot
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 Familiar Bluet, gotta get a head on shot when you can, so funny
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 Familiar Bluet from top, ok, have all angles now.
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