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    Here is a small video clip I made today at Bowling Green Marsh Nature Reserve. Topsham
    It is not of the insect flying. I wouldn't be able to keep up with it, well that is to say not in close up but I did manage to get a close up of him chomping at some thing on a twig.
    I was very tired when I made this video I had walked about 3-4 miles
    This is a Teneral southern Hawker. I thought it was a migrant Hawker Sorry about that.
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    Brilliant piece of film!
    A chunky looking beggar. I just looked him up and it says that he is particularly wary... so getting this film is really good. Lovely to get to see him feeding.
    Well done, Chocky.

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    Thank you.
    I was so tired I just sort of hung arround auntill he setteld
    I got mixed up because in a pond they are more green and in a bush of course they show more brown again Camo'. I reallised when I was looking at the clos up. the Enperors have coloured legs

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    ... so it's not a case of 'The Emperor's New Clothes' then?

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    Yes. I guess so.
    I should have known actually because I have another of the same almost from lat year.
    I diddn't know before how they devour their food. Got a rael close up of the face some where on this site I think

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