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This doubleheader is from my recent Slabsides visit. (Click on pix for better views.)
Kurt Muenz's recent damselfly/dragonfly talk for Fyke rekindled my interest in these cool insects, and this damselfly looked cool, even if I only had a point-and-shoot with me. Ditto the flora on the right.
Any I.D. ideas would be appreciated. (I do know what the plant on the right is, thanks to Slabsides' Joe Bridges, and it's pretty cool.)
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Cannot ID the Damselfly but the plant is Lesser Broomrape a parasite on clover.
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Cannot ID the Damselfly but the plant is Lesser Broomrape a parasite on clover.