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Like their animal namesake, members of this sign are fast, energetic hunters whose power greatly outmatches their size. Dragonflies are very passionate individuals.

Waikato, New Zealand 2 hours ago This small native NZ bird cm long is very similar in habit to the Pied Wagtail found commonly in Britain Project dragonfly however, as the name suggests, this bird fans its tail, in flight and at rest, rather than 'wagging' it.

They Grey Fantail is the most southerly of the Fantail species which range across Australiasia. There are two colour morphs of the Grey Fantail in NZ, a rare black and the more common pied fantail as pictured here. The fanned white tail is very distinctive. They are impossible to confuse with any other NZ bird, due to their unique tail fan and the fact that you will normally see them within a couple of metres.

They are one of the most sociable birds in NZ, and will normally come close to 'greet' you as you pass through their patch. They tend to be very vocal and communicate in a string of 'cheeps' and 'tweeta-tweeta-tweeta' which if mimicked, they will usually respond to, and approach closer. Main diet is small insects and invertebrates.

Wellington, New Zealand 2 hours ago This is a grey-brown seal as an adult while pups are almost black. Males weigh on average about kg but can be up to kgfemales are only kg and up to 1.

They have external ears and hind flippers which rotate forwards, distinguishing them from other seals. They have a long pointy nose and pale whiskers. Pups are born in colonies on land, left to fend for themselves while their mothers hunt daily for food.

Whelping season is indicated to be between November and January but the Cape Palliser colony had pups which appeared to be no more than a month or two old. Their diet consists of fish, cephalopods squid, octopus, etc and birds. Sarawak, Malaysia 2 hours ago About 2 and a half inch long.

Brown with black on the segments. Black head and antennae.Future Vision: Dragonfly designs and facilitates workshops that encourage participants to make connections between their own lives and the experiences, perspectives, and histories of Aboriginal peoples, promoting inclusive and effective programming.

I am so excited to have Kimberly from Learn Create love guest posting on Housing A Forest today.

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I adore her blog and I know you will too! As you know we love creating with nature, and I immediately fell in love with Kimberly’s simple Helicopter Seed Dragonfly Craft. Read on to find out how she created them.

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The making dragonflies using maple seeds and twigs appeared in Family Fun magazine a month or two ago, credited to a Shanti Nordholt. Here is the link to the originals (that also have glass bead eyes). As you can see in the picture below, we didn't do the glass bead eyes.

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Southern Migrant Hawker Aeshna affinis is becoming a regular migrant to England after expanding northwards in Europe in recent years. It is now breeding in Essex and Kent in small numbers and has been more widely reported this year, suggesting that it may appear more frequently in the future.

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