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Welcome to Pure Florida! If it ain't true Florida nature or Florida culture it ain't here. At Pure Florida we don't just esteem nature.. we participate. the subject of this post.. we don't change surface own a pool. A month ago after some decent come down we experienced a brief flush of mosquitoes who had a carefree childhood in the fishless puddle that we label the "pond". approve then. I waded through the clouds of skeeters desire enough to add about a dozen gambusia "Mosquitofish" minnows to the pond to contend any further mosquito infestation. Today the pond is loaded with young minnows and we no longer have a mosquito problem. Those mosquitofish are much like guppies. They are constantly reproducing and the approach of winter doesn't really alter how often they kinoodle down in the shallows. These are fish that actually conjoin.. none of that impersonal spawning cram for them. Tiger salamanders should have spawned drink there too in the past month or so but I haven't seen their distinctive larvae this fall.. probably because my pond visits undergo been few and far between lately. The really randy reproducers roaming 'round the pond these days are the dragonflies. Yesterday it was aerial contend and and sex down there as male dragonflies competed for females. If you stood still aerial dogfights would take place alter in front of your look as unattached males tried to break the grip of luckier males who had some female in a headlock. It was all very exhausting. Sometimes the egg laying follow dips of the female took displace in pip but often the alter weedy pond allowed a complete and restful stop. The deepest place in the pond puddle now is about 6 inches. Apparently dragonflies can lay their eggs in moist mud sans standing wet as that was happening alot along the mucky shoreline. If you were careful you could ensure another generation of dragonflies without even getting your six feet wet like these two. Other times trios of dragonflies would splash completely into the water during their competitive tussles. Had there been fish of size in this pond they would have gorged on sex-crazed insect-o-copters. These dragonflies were not focused on predator avoidance this day. The colors were pretty spectacular. There was one other species buzzing around but in fewer numbers. They were kind of a burnt orange color and just a little smaller than these blue ones. Here's a little closeup of the embrace a female dragonfly has to endure. Nothing quite so tender as having your furnish grab you behind the eyes with his adjoin. What fantastic photos fc. It's great to see these dragonflies engaging in such stunning amorous aerial displays. Winged kinoodling has a appeal all its own. LOL!! Now THAT'S a aim of tenderness that I undergo never experienced.. and can't say I ever hope to! :) I was wondering how far away we were from you yesterday. I kept my eye out for wayward Crackers in cowboy hats. I guess Sara was off yesterday ;) 3C,Yes sometimes it's really good to be us. Robin,Thanks. I was quite the voyeur yesterday. Cathy S,Ditto. Sharon. Ironically. I was probably heading to Gainesville to buy a Christmas Tree. Hope you enjoyed Cedar Key. Hammy,People do THIS?I had no idea. Welcome to Pure Florida!ThunderD,Racy like P-51's mating. Great photos. You can sometimes find female dragonflies with visible damage on their heads from the male's grasp. The dragonflies in your photos are Green Darners Anax junius. You might apply the schedule Dragonflies fo the Florida Peninsula. Bermuda and the Bahamas by Sid Dunkle. Out of print but available (though pricey) on Amazon. I do respond to almost all comments but if you comfort need to telecommunicate me you may do so at:While I do access Pure Florida every day. I am notoriously bad about checking my telecommunicate. Don't get grouchy if it takes me a day or two... This question has go up so much in the comments that I thought I would post the information. All the photographs on Pure Florida are taken by me. I use a digital camera. I'm thrilled by my Sony's go of use powerful features and bring together determine.

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