Last week there were far more dragonflies than birds on the Bayou, hundreds mostly like these pairs. The female green darner alighted on a reed stalk to deposit eggs in the shallow, still water of a small lagoon while the male, attached to the back of her head, remains airborne in case they need to make a quick escape. Another pair of green darners, very attached to each other, launches after depositing eggs in floating vegetation on ABNC’s Bayou. Info and photos courtesy of Gary Seloff.
