I just learned that in the UK do not have a dragonfly. I think dragonflies are insects that live in almost all countries. especially in a country with many plants and water.
@flyingcam, we do have Dragonflies here in the UK, but we do not have this particular type. That's why I am wondering where the Dragonfly in your photograph lives :o)
Photo of this dragonfly I take around my house, in aceh (indonesia). Our area is a tropical area on the seafront. sorry if i misunderstood. Maybe I should learn english better 😊
No worries! And thank you for clarifying. It's a beautiful dragonfly 😊 And you can be proud that you speak English as well as you do. I don't speak a word of Indonesian! 😁
Here's a photo of an English dragonfly, which I took in my garden in Derbyshire, so you can see what ours look like. He was visiting my child's little paddling pool, and then sat for a while on the fence:
I just learned that in the UK do not have a dragonfly. I think dragonflies are insects that live in almost all countries. especially in a country with many plants and water.
@flyingcam, we do have Dragonflies here in the UK, but we do not have this particular type. That's why I am wondering where the Dragonfly in your photograph lives :o)
Photo of this dragonfly I take around my house, in aceh (indonesia). Our area is a tropical area on the seafront. sorry if i misunderstood. Maybe I should learn english better 😊
No worries! And thank you for clarifying. It's a beautiful dragonfly 😊 And you can be proud that you speak English as well as you do. I don't speak a word of Indonesian! 😁
Here's a photo of an English dragonfly, which I took in my garden in Derbyshire, so you can see what ours look like. He was visiting my child's little paddling pool, and then sat for a while on the fence: