The Azure Damselfly (Coenagrion puella) is one of the commonest and most widespread species of damselfly in Britain and as such, I have not paid this pretty little insect due attention over the years, safe in the knowledge that I can get photographs of it at any time.
Well that time presented itself during lockdown and I decided to update some of my rather old photographs of puella.
I have quite enjoyed the slower pace of nature watching that lockdown has brought, allowing me to soak up the beauty of everything around me at one of my local woods.
Azure Damselfly (Coenagrion puella)
Males.
Pair in tandem.
Female (green form)
Female (blue form)
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