New Photos of C. pulchellum, P. nymphula and C. aenea Added.

The weather here in Denmark is still rather cold and very changeable, so the dragonfly season is a bit delayed compared to last year.
Anyway, I have been out hunting dragonflies several times during the last couple of weeks, most of the times in the area around Rands Fjord, but also with one visit to Uldum Kær.

The first species to emerge was Pyrrhosoma nymphula, but now Coenagrion pulchellum, Cordulia aenea and Brachytron pratense are also starting to appear. At Uldum Kær, Coenagrion pulchellum was numerous with over 100 specimens in a small area.

New photos of all the listed species have been added to the gallery.