Hello everyone, today I want to share some photos taken this summer, in the lake that forms every year thanks to the rains that occur during the winter, and that is located in the park of my city.
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There are many insects and other types of animals that come to this lake, either to hunt or to watch its waters, although the predominant insects in this place are usually dragonflies.
In this particular post, I want to talk about the dragonfly called "Libellula quadrimaculata", which is usually very interesting because of its four dark spots located above its wings, to be exact two spots per wing.
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This dragonfly is quite large and recognizable by its shape and peculiar appearance, seeing it only once you will always remember it, it must measure about five centimeters or so, and between eight and ten in wingspan.
Well that's all for today, I hope to have time and be able to publish more this week, although lately I've been a bit busy with work and other obligations that take up a lot of time.
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